“The keynote message addressed all aspects of developing leadership and mirrored our FCCLA STAR Planning Process. Brandon received rave reviews from students and advisers alike. Everyone agreed it was our ‘best ever’ camp. I highly recommend Brandon
Lee White for youth leadership activities/training.”  - Sandy Gregory, Tennessee FCCLA Youth Consultant

Pilot Grove, MO Regional FCCLA

Brandon is the best speaker that I have ever seen, and I have seen a lot! You were engaging, fun, hilarious, and most of all, INSPIRING! I have been catching a lot of things I do in my life and saying ‘that’s just… unnecessary!’ It has helped me stop some of the bad habits in my life. Thank you for making a difference in my life!”  -Josey Stevens (Missouri Association FCCLA State Vice President of Membership)

DECA – North Dakota Fall Leadership/Collegiate Leadership Conference

 

 

 

 

 

As a conference planner, it is sometimes difficult to work with speakers and support their needs.  You were very easy to work with and were there to assist when I needed you and to do the ‘best for the audience’ in any situation.  I commend you for your leadership style, presentation, and of course your personal manner.”  – Kevin Reisenauer (State Advisor, North Dakota DECA

Brandon presents a keynote (Leadership Now) and poses with members wearing his “…Unnecessary!” character bands.

“Dynamic, insightful, motivational, inspiring, and yet humorous, Brandon is able to connect with youth and inspire them!” - Jason Davis (North Carolina State FFA Coordinator)


Brandon presents Keynote “Pursuing college” + Group Activity “Character Skills through Ballroom Dance”. (see video on right)

Without the slightest hesitation, I recommend Brandon as a positive youth leader. His vitality, enthusiasm, and energy draw students’ attention and involvement. It was pleasant to see total acceptance among our students.” -Bette Stone (Assistant GEAR-UP Coordinator, Highland HS, Carigmont ID)

2010 National 4-H CongressKeynote and ballroom dance to nearly 1000 youth in Atlanta, GA.

 

“I usually hate dancing, but I had a lot of fun and forgot about trying to fit in and danced till my feet hurt! Thank you for inspiring me to believe in myself.”  -Melissa Cousino (4-H Student Delegate, MI)

“I just wanted to let you know what fabulous programs you have for reaching out to youth. The workshops and speeches were different, and I really enjoyed them!”  -Gail Switzer (4-H Student Delegate, PA)

“I decided to bring Brandon into our school to address the growing epidemic of bullying.  As you know, bullying is a serious concern among principals, student leaders, parents, and students. Brandon did an excellent job coaching  our students on the different types of bullying as well as how to and  how not to respond to bullying.  Brandon used crowd interactions,  stories, and media to convey the importance of this topic and to show  how students can make a difference. He presented the perfect amount of  humor and seriousness to make for an overall moving and effective  speech.” -Tim Drake (Mill Creek Middle School, Desoto School District)


Youth Conference Success!!!

Wow! What an amazing speaker we found in Brandon Lee White. Brandon spoke to the student council members as if he were one of them. He received a standing ovation! Brandon related to the students on levels I have rarely seen speakers connect with in the past 14 years as a student council advisor. He connected with kids throughout the day not just during his program. It was great to hear a young man give advice on making a difference and how everyone can do something. I have gotten several rave reviews from students and advisors alike as well as our administration for his presentation. If you get the chance to book Brandon at your school it will be well worth the experience he will share with your youth.”

-Dana Gros (South Lafourche High School Student Council Advisor Louisiana)

PRESS FROM CONFERENCE:


Brandon Lee White, an inspirational speaker, directed the West Thibodaux Middle School eighth-grader to pantomime waking up, going to school and returning home. Kyle’s stage-acting displayed the qualities that White emphasized in a student leader: being a level-headed listener who volunteers and lights the way for others...” (Click here to read the entire article.)