Check Out What Attendees Had to Say about The Pink Event 2016!

The results are in and women were thrilled to be a part of The Pink Event^® 2016.  

We talked with several attendees to get their feedback:

"I found out about The Pink Event on Facebook and appreciate the charity awareness," said Erica Brooks from Glen Burnie. "I enjoyed the Speakers Lounge the most. I will recommend the event to my friends and family next year! 

Baltimore native Simone Lipscomb, who was at the women-focused expo with her sister-in-law and mother-in-law (a cancer survivor) raved about the expo's speakers. "I enjoyed Cyndy Porter's speech and wish she had more time to talk! Kenya Ulmer's "I see dead people" talk was also a message I could relate to." The school teacher said she plans to bring a group of friends to the Pink Event next year. 

"Cyndy Porter's presentation stood out the most to me," said Dominika Polynice of Owings Mills. "She delivered some concepts about fashion and proportions that I'd never considered before. She definitely gave information that I could start using immediately."

Did you miss out on this year's expo? See what fun we had in recap videos and pictures on our Facebook page. 

Did You Miss Our Pink Event 2016 Speakers? See How You Can Watch What Their Presentations!

If you didn't get a chance to see all of the fantastic speakers at The Pink Event^® 2016 yesterday do no fret!  We know that several had their presentations recorded by official videographer Gifted Films. 

Kenya Ulmer discussed how to get rid
of distractions

First up in our fabulous Speakers Lounge was Kenya Ulmer, the single mama with no drama. This enthusiastic life coach brought attendees to their feet and proclaiming affirmations for their success. "I see so much potential in here and I don't want it to go to waste," she told attendees. 

Image consultant and award-winning photographer Cyndy Porter had a dramatic demonstration where she dissected the frustration have in their closets when they feel they have nothing to wear. "Women just haven't been educated to feel beautiful," she told the female crowd. "We hear things that keep us from feeling our best." 

Cyndy Porter helped ladies understand their sizes
and proportions for image success. 

Rounding out the line-up, holistic nurse psychoterapist Cassandra Herbert broke down the diet myths and provided positive steps for a healthier lifestyle. "Food is medicine," she told the audience. "We also want to shift our mindset and be conscious of the words we speak involving food and life."

Interested in getting videos of our speakers? Reach out to Gifted Films at mygiftedfilms@gmail.com or 443-804-3591.

Meet Pink Event 2016 Speaker Kenya S. Ulmer!

Life coach, author, speaker, and teacher Kenya S. Ulmer is a warrior against distraction. 

The upcoming speaker at The Pink Event^® 2016 (March 6, 2016 at the BWI Airport Marriott in Linthicum) saw a lot of distractions in her life that kept her from her purpose. 

"It can be work, hobbies, a man, or just anything that keeps you away from why you're really here on earth," says the self-proclaimed single mama with no drama. 

"What I'm about is getting people to that quiet place and finding out the assignment they have on earth," she says. While Kenya's strong Christian beliefs underlie her message, she stresses that it's a universal effort that any person can do to find true happiness.