Referencing her national bestselling and award-winning book First Gen, ALEJANDRA CAMPOVERDI shares her story as a ‘First and Only’ raised by a single mother who then went on to work in the West Wing of the Obama White House. A deep dive into themes of belonging, inheritance, and aspiration, Alejandra provides a timely discussion on social mobility that is authentic and real. Whether or not they are first gen themselves, audiences will leave feeling seen and inspired.

ALEJANDRA CAMPOVERDI gives a though-provoking and engaging talk on the power of authentic storytelling to create connective tissue that drives success, whether for educators, business leaders, creatives, or c-suite executives. She shares her personal breakout moments related to storytelling in diverse fields such as national politics, publishing, and media. This discussion is filled with inspiring stories and practical takeaways.

A leading national voice on breast cancer whose own personal story has inspired others to take action, ALEJANDRA CAMPOVERDI brings a wealth of experience and insight into conversations about women and health. As seen in the Washington Post and LA Times, Alejandra’s own journey as a BRCA mutation carrier and breast cancer survivor provides a compelling narrative, as well as catalyzed her vocal advocacy as the founder of Latinos & BRCA and the producer of the PBS documentary Inheritance. Ideal for those championing empowered health.   

An accomplished and sought-after speaker, host, and interviewer, ALEJANDRA CAMPOVERDI is known for bringing energy and grace to high-profile events and conferences. Whether interviewing Selena Gomez for the cover of Vogue Mexico or moderating a plenary for the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute, Alejandra fosters nuanced conversations that are engaging and meaningful. Her extensive background in media and communications ensures a dynamic experience for audiences of all sizes.