Bring clear thinking about risk to your audience.

Talks

Is Your Family Really Protected?

For families, employers and community groups. What a policy does and does not cover, where households get caught, and how to build a simple risk plan.

What Every Condo and HOA Board Should Ask Before Renewal

For boards, managers and association groups. Insured values, storm deductibles, board liability, reserves and vendor coverage, explained for volunteers.

Risk in Seaport and Industrial Real Estate

For real estate and investor groups. Storm and flood exposure, tenant and lease risk, debt, and what to look at before you buy or refinance.

Measure It, Rank It, Fix It

For chambers, trade groups and business owners. A practical way for owners to find the exposures that could stop the business and decide what to do first.

How Lenders and Capital Partners Evaluate a Deal

For developers, investors and professional groups. What a strong loan or investor package contains and how to prepare before you ask for money.

Need something different? Every talk can be adapted, and we will build a custom session around your audience.

Formats

• Keynote. A main-stage talk for a conference, annual meeting or luncheon.
• Workshop. A working session with exercises and discussion, for smaller groups.
• Board briefing. A focused session for a board or leadership team on a specific set of risks.
• Virtual session. A live webinar or video session for members or staff in different places.

Who hires us

• Condo, HOA and community association groups
• Real estate and investor organizations
• Chambers of commerce and business networks
• Employers offering financial education to staff
• Lender and professional groups

What organizers get

• A tailored talk. Content shaped to your audience, their experience level and your event theme.
• A planning call. We confirm goals, timing, audience and format before the event.
• Materials. Slides and a short handout your attendees can keep.
• Live Q&A. Time for your audience to ask real questions about their own situations.

How booking works

1. Inquiry. Tell us about your event, audience and date.
2. Planning call. We agree on topic, format and what a good result looks like.
3. Written agreement. Date, format, fee and any travel are confirmed in writing.
4. Delivery. We present, take questions and share the materials.
5. Follow-up. We send a thank-you and can offer a follow-up session or assessment if your members want one.

About the speaker

Brian Woods is the Principal of Integrity Advisory Group and works across real estate, insurance and risk. Read his background.

Common questions

Is the talk a sales pitch?

No. Talks are educational. You will not get a sales presentation.

Do you speak in person or online?

Both. Location and travel are covered in the written agreement.

How are speaking fees set?

Fees depend on the format, audience size, preparation and travel, and are quoted in writing before you commit.

Can you tailor a talk to our members?

Yes. Tell us who is in the room and what they are dealing with.

Does the event offer continuing education credit?

If your event offers continuing education, tell us early so we can discuss what is possible.

Talks are general information, not legal, tax, investment or insurance advice.