Turning Pressure Into Purpose

Austin, TX

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Margo Wickersham is a keynote speaker, author, founder, and advocate who helps leaders turn pressure into purpose through gratitude and resilience. A former sales+marketing executive turned global speaker, she blends real-world business experience with a powerful story of surviving rare cancer—and teaches practical tools audiences can apply immediately. She is also a motivational speaker and patient advocate raising awareness of bladder cancer and misdiagnosis in women.
“Margo’s message of gratitude ignites hope and meaningful change. She gives audiences real, usable tools that help them lead better, work smarter, and navigate stress with confidence.” — D. Marmonti, GM, Dell


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