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Survivor brings message of strength to Minot

Holly Hoffman

Minot Area Chamber EDC’s Women Connect team invites the greater Minot community to its fall signature event, “Never Give Up – The Survivor Way,” featuring nationally recognized motivational speaker, author and “Survivor: Nicaragua” finalist Holly Hoffman.

Hoffman was the last remaining member of the Espada Tribe and the last woman standing on Season 21 of CBS’s reality show “Survivor: Nicaragua.” Drawing from her experience on the island and throughout her life, she shares a message of survival, resilience and strength.

Through her keynote, Hoffman will introduce six simple but powerful words to think about: faith, attitude, determination, confidence, desire and perseverance. Her inspirational storytelling encourages audiences to step beyond their comfort zones and uncover their inner strength, according to MACEDC information.

A native of South Dakota, Hoffman is a Certified Speaking Professional and the author of “Your Winner Within,” “Write Yourself a Note,” and “Three Step Stride.” She has traveled across the country and internationally, speaking to corporations, associations, universities, schools and women’s organizations. Through her work, Hoffman inspires audiences to face challenges, focus their energy and ignite the fire of successful living within themselves.

“Holly’s story is a reminder that survival means growing stronger, discovering who you are and refusing to give up.” said Rianne Kuhn, Women Connect committee chair, in a news release. “Her message is powerful, relatable and something we all need to hear.”

The event is set for Wednesday, Oct. 15, from 2-4:30 p.m. at Minot State University’s Ann Nicole Nelson Hall. Following the keynote, there will be a networking opportunity. Early bird tickets are available, with prices increasing after Oct. 1.

All Women Connect events are open to everyone, not just women. Sponsorship opportunities are available as well for those looking to bring a team to the event. Contact MACEDC for more information.

Starting at $2.99/week.

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