Speaking
Malcolm’s goal is to leave the audience with some actionable, common sense ideas that they can immediately implement in their own lives and make a significant, tangible difference.
Malcolm has a knack for taking a subject as complex as personal finance and distilling it down to its simplest form so that anyone can understand it. Once referred to as the "Stuart Scott of personal finance," Malcolm's approach is both relatable and entertaining for audiences of all ages and experience levels.
Malcolm is Available to Speak for:
Trade organizations focused on technology, Corporations with employee resource groups, Trade organizations focused on advancing black and brown leaders, Trade organizations focused on advancing small business owners.
Signature Talks
The Power of Owning Equity
Financial Independence Doesn’t Happen On Accident
The Defining Decade and the Power of Starting Early
Past Events
Malcolm has given keynotes and/or been a featured speaker for the Information Technology Senior Management Forum, Thurgood Marshall College Fund, United Negro College Fund, and National Black MBA Association to name a few.
“We enlisted Malcolm several times to speak to groups of college-going students about managing their finances and being forward thinking. He has a unique way of making complex and foreign concepts digestible for any audience. Malcolm couples authenticity and personal experiences with his expertise which makes him easy to connect with as a speaker.”
-Shari Laldee Johnson, Director of Organizational Development, United Negro College Fund (UNCF)
Book Malcolm Now
Keynote: Up to 60 minutes of speaking time - $8,500. If an event is more than 100 miles from Washington, D.C., travel and lodging accommodations are expected.
Moderator/Featured Speaker: Up to 60 minutes on stage - $7,800. If an event is more than 100 miles from Washington, D.C., travel and lodging accommodations are expected.
“Finding folks to demystify and educate folks on personal finance is difficult. Add to it culturally competent and relevant it is even harder. Malcolm is not just a speaker that can tackle all of these areas, he is a catalyzer. He is able to get people to move, so they can meet their financial goals.”
-Deldelp Medina, Executive Director, Black & Brown Founders