Speaking
Bring the Five C Conversation to Your Audience
Keynotes, lectures, moderated conversations, panels, workshops, virtual presentations, class visits, and media interviews.
Speaking topics
Conversations grounded in the complete Five C framework.
Each invitation is shaped around the audience, setting, time available, and intended outcome.
The Five C Theory
A clear introduction to the framework and its relevance to Sierra Leonean public life.
Universities, civic groups, institutions, media, and diaspora organizationsCitizenship Beyond Elections
How citizens can transform private frustration into durable public expectation.
Universities, civic forums, youth programs, and public institutionsResilience, Contentment, and the Cost of Endurance
A careful conversation about national strength and institutional responsibility.
Universities, civic groups, diaspora events, and mediaCulture, Loyalty, and Public Duty
How belonging and solidarity can be widened toward equal public responsibility.
Universities, community organizations, youth programs, and diaspora audiencesCorruption Beyond Cash
Patronage, favoritism, selective enforcement, private access, and the institutional habits that normalize them.
Civic forums, universities, media, and institutionsBreaking the Cycle
Practical points where citizens, leaders, institutions, families, and communities can interrupt the reinforcing Five C cycle.
Keynotes, workshops, civic forums, and institutional programsAvailable formats
Build the right format for the room.
- Keynote
- University lecture
- Moderated conversation
- Panel
- Civic forum
- Half-day workshop
- Full-day workshop
- Class visit
- Youth program
- Diaspora event
- Virtual event
- Media interview
Planning an invitation
Invitations are reviewed individually.
In-person and virtual invitations are considered. Availability, travel, technical needs, timing, and book quantities are confirmed in writing.
- 01Submit the event brief
Share the audience, date, location, format, topic, budget status, expected attendance, and estimated books.
- 02Clarify the scope
Leone Connect Publishing reviews availability, responsibilities, travel, production, accessibility, recording, and fulfillment needs.
- 03Receive written terms
A planning response or quote confirms what is possible. No date or inventory is reserved by the form alone.
- 04Prepare the event
Once both sides confirm the engagement, organizers receive the agreed preparation and coordination details.
Fees and confirmationFees, travel, production requirements, and book fulfillment are quote-based. Submitting a request does not reserve a date or create a payment obligation.
BooksEvent organizers can request a planning quote for books. Edition, quantity, market, delivery timing, and inventory must be confirmed before fulfillment.
Recording and reuseRecording, livestream, broadcast, and reuse permissions must be discussed and confirmed in writing.
Invitation request