WORK WITH ANDREW BRIDGE
Andrew is a highly sought-after speaker at national conferences, professional symposiums, fundraising galas, and private events. He is invited as a keynote presenter, lecturer, and moderator. His audiences include national and state advocacy organizations; corporate retreats; colleges, universities, and public schools; bar associations; book clubs; courts systems and judges; trade associations; library systems; and national foundations; among others.
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"Andrew Bridge gave a presentation that left the audience speechless. His insightful comments caused people in the audience to re-think how they deal with foster children and may initiate future change"
Karen Biernacki, Harmony House/CASA
"Andrew’s presentation was flawless."
Joni Pitcl, California Child Welfare Co-Investment Partnership
"Andrew Bridge provided an eloquent and moving description of his childhood in foster care. Speaking to 130 veteran and new child protection professionals, Mr. Bridge provided new insights and personal perspectives which were very helpful."
Pete Herbst, Hudson County Child Abuse Prevention Center
"Andrew is an inspiring voice... His work and his book will indeed help more and more foster youth pursue an independent life"
Dr. Glenn DuBois, Chancellor, Virginia’s Community Colleges
"Everyone should hear him speak"
Amy Chisholm, Project Harmony Child Protection Center
"Andrew was a very inspirational speaker... A number of the judges and attorneys in the audience said they will change their approach to children in court based on what Andrew said."
Michelle Barclay, Sup. Ct. of Georgia, Cmte. on Justice for Children
"Andrew is a tremendously motivating speaker... the insight he provided will make us better advocates."
Maribel Ramirez Bowels, Texas CASA
"Andrew’s story moves you deeply. His ability to answer questions openly and with respect speaks to his character and purpose."
Rebecca Funke, Dir. Library Resources, Des Moines Area Community College