"Her inner fire was a light that set the stage ablaze and I felt captivated and uplifted by her. . . It was an inspiring evening and one that I will not soon forget."
~ A.C., Winston Salem, NC
Wambui Bahati
Excerpts from Presentations
Whether this inspirational speaker is:
√ Delivering the keynote speech
√ Leading a conference session, seminar or symposium
√ Raising In-House Consciousness
√ Providing illuminating experiences at Schools and Universities
√ Creating a custom presentation just for your event, or
√ Performing one of her renowned one-woman shows
Wambui Inspiring College Students
Each of Wambui Bahati's (Miss Inspiration's) presentations is custom planned to motivate, entertain, awaken the spirit and spark the enthusiasm of the specific audience.
Don't let her youthful looks and boundless energy fool you!
This captivating woman presents with over thirty-five years of professional theater and public speaking experience, spanning a wide range of venues, audiences, and cities throughout the United States.
She began her formal theatrical studies at New York University School of the Arts. She went on to perform in several Broadway productions. Her regional and touring theater credits are extensive.
Wambui wrote, produced and stars in the one-woman musicals Balancing Act and I Am Domestic Violence. Both of these shows have received national acclaim and awards for the unique way they provide outstanding entertainment while dealing with important issues in our communities.
She has written and performed custom presentations for organizations such as NOW (National Organization for Women), Habitat for Humanity, and the Carter Center.
This dynamic survivor draws upon her diverse background and an environment filled with challenging adversities that she miraculously overcame.
Wambui enriches her presentations with insightful and dramatic illustrations, stories, songs and humor. She knows what it takes to challenge and inspire her listeners to "remember" just how powerful and wonderful they already are.
She has been a Broadway star. She has been on welfare. She was told she would spend the rest of her life in mental institutions. She has been homeless. She has dined with a former President of the United States.
In a genuinely honest, compelling and fun way, Wambui tells how she found inspiration and exhilaration out of desperation.
As if that's not enough, Wambui shares the strategies, sound advice and universal wisdom that the audience needs to feel good about themselves, release their own creativity and move toward being the success they were born to be.
Her passion: “Reminding You of Your Magnificence.”
