20+ Years Leading Change
Death Doula Certified
45+ Countries and 7 Continents Explored
Researcher + Practitioner
WHAT AUDIENCES WALK AWAY WITH
See the Hidden Work
Understand What Helps
Understand What Helps
Recognize the responsibilities, decisions, and institutional friction families often encounter.
Understand What Helps
Understand What Helps
Understand What Helps
Learn why a plan alone does not ensure that others are prepared to carry it out.
Take Practical Action
Understand What Helps
Take Practical Action
Identify realistic ways individuals, professionals, and organizations can reduce confusion and unnecessary burden.
FEATURED KEYNOTE
The Great Admin Transfer
How Families, Professionals, and Institutions Can Make the Hidden Work of Incapacity and Death Easier to Navigate
The Great Wealth Transfer gets the headlines. The Great Admin Transfer is what families actually have to navigate.
When someone becomes incapacitated or dies, families do not simply inherit assets. They inherit decisions, deadlines, paperwork, digital accounts, household responsibilities, and a maze of institutional processes often while grieving or already overwhelmed.
The problem it addresses
Most conversations about preparation focus on legal documents, financial planning, or checklists. Those tools matter, but they do not fully prepare families for the work of carrying out a plan.
The greatest burden often appears in the gaps: information that cannot be found, responsibilities no one knew existed, organizations with conflicting requirements, and tasks that become much harder when something does not go as expected.
What audiences will learn:
- Why having a plan is not the same as being prepared
- What creates unnecessary administrative burden for families
- How individuals can make essential information and responsibilities easier to find, understand, and transfer
- How professionals and organizations can reduce friction during incapacity and loss
- Why better preparation must be shared across families, communities, and institutions
Other Topics
Because Grief and a To-Do List Don’t Mix
More Than an Honor: What It Really Means to Be an Executor
Adulting 101: The Life Admin Every Young Adult Needs to Know
About Robin
After Robin’s mother died unexpectedly at 53, she realized that retirement and the life we intend to live someday is never guaranteed. She set a goal to explore 40 countries by 40 and eventually traveled to more than 45 countries and all seven continents, including Antarctica.
That loss also began a decades-long journey through grief support, change leadership, end-of-life education, and the administrative realities families face when life changes suddenly.
Why Robin?
- Enterprise change-management experience
- Grief-support and hospice service
- Death doula training
- Research into the administrative realities of incapacity and loss
- Practical experience helping people organize and navigate next steps
AUDIENCE AND FORMAT
Robin speaks to:
- Corporations and professional associations
- Healthcare and financial services organizations
- Universities and emerging adults
- Faith and community groups
- Caregivers, families, and professionals
Available formats
- Keynote presentation
- Interactive workshop
- Leadership or executive briefing
- Professional development session
- Virtual presentation
- Panel discussion or facilitated conversation
Presentations can be tailored to the audience, industry, and desired outcomes.
Looking for a speaker who can make a difficult subject practical, relevant, and unexpectedly engaging?
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