Honoring Strength & Sparking Action: APB Speakers for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

07 Oct 2025

Every October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month invites us to honor survivors, remember those we’ve lost, and recommit to earlier detection, better care, and compassionate support. It’s also a chance to amplify voices that inform, inspire, and mobilize communities. At APB, we’re proud to work with speakers who transform experience into impact—bringing audiences insights, hope, and the courage to act. Below are three featured keynote speakers whose stories and advocacy illuminate what’s possible when perseverance meets purpose.

Samantha Harris
An Emmy-winning television host and bestselling author, Samantha Harris is also a certified health coach and cancer survivor. She shares a powerful story of survivorship that blends candor, science-informed wellness, and unstoppable optimism. Her keynotes demystify the path from diagnosis to recovery while empowering audiences with approachable habits for whole-person health. With contagious energy and hard-won wisdom, Samantha leaves teams and communities ready to champion prevention, advocate for themselves, and support others.

Kelly Corrigan
Called “the voice of a generation” by O Magazine, Kelly Corrigan is a New York Times bestselling author, host of the PBS primetime interview show Tell Me More with Kelly Corrigan and of the weekly podcast, Kelly Corrigan Wonders. Drawing on her deeply personal experience of battling cancer while simultaneously caring for her father as he struggled through the final stages of the disease, Kelly explores what it means to show up—for ourselves and one another—when the stakes are highest. Her memorable talks offer a generous blend of storytelling and practical takeaways that help audiences build resilience, nurture connection, and find grace in uncertainty.

Tania Katan
A creative disruptor, storyteller, and award-winning author of My One Night Stand With Cancer, Tania Katan talks about surviving cancer twice and how those experiences helped her not just survive, but thrive. Her signature blend of humor and heart encourages audiences to reclaim joy, challenge assumptions, and lead with originality even in the face of fear. Whether she’s sharing lessons from survivorship or sparking everyday bravery at work, Tania equips people with creativity-first tools to spark change, build community, and celebrate the wins.