Craig and Marc Kielburger launch Me to We in the USA
Me to We: Finding Meaning in a Material World
Nobel Peace Prize nominee Craig Kielburger and Harvard & Oxford educated brother Marc Kielburger are founders of a trio of
highly successful international organizations — Free The Children, Leaders Today and Me to We. These world-renown empowerment
specialists have the passion, expertise and experience to motivate audiences to fulfill their potential as creative,
compassionate and committed global citizens.
Craig and Marc Bio Highlights:
Craig has been nominated three times for the Nobel Peace Prize and is the recipient of the World's Children Prize for
the Rights of the Child (also known as the Children's Nobel Prize) and the Roosevelt Freedom Medal.
Marc graduated magna cum laude from Harvard University with a degree in international relations, and through a
Rhodes scholarship, completed a law degree (with an emphasis on human rights law) from Oxford University.
They have developed partnerships with high profile organizations such as the United Nations and
Oprah’s Angel Network.
Their work has been featured on The Oprah Winfrey Show, CNN, 60 Minutes and profiled in Time and People magazines.
Full bios are available on their Global Speakers Agency profile pages:
Craig Kielburger
Marc Kielburger
About Their New Book And Speaking Topic:
“Me to We: Finding Meaning in a Material World”
Me to We is a philosophy about finding meaning in our lives and our world by reaching out to others through social involvement,
volunteerism and service to others. Look outward, not inward to achieve true happiness. They encourage audiences to think "we"
instead of "me," to create positive social change. To learn to make new decisions about the way we want to live to become
socially conscious and responsible global citizens. To think about ‘what is the legacy we want to leave?’
By embracing the Me to We philosophy, audiences learn how to live a happier, healthier, more satisfying life by reaching out to others
and learn to take action.
Recent engagements have had Craig and/or Marc sharing the stage with former U.S. president Bill Clinton, Nelson Mandela,
the Dalai Lama and Dr. Phil.
The presentation can be delivered by either speaker or both, and tailored to a mixed audience (students, staff & general public).
 MARC KIELBURGER
Much of the Oscar-nominated movie Blood Diamond starring Leonardo DiCaprio takes place in a region called Kono, where the diamond mines are prolific. Kielburger has personally visited this region of the country a number of times shortly after the war ended, where communities were destroyed from the Sierra Leone civil war and children had been forced to become soldiers. Kono is also the exact area where Kielburger's organization, Free The Children, is now building schools. They remain largely the only outside non-governmental organization that has made significant investment in the rebuilding of this part of the country, where the need is arguably the greatest. Kielburger shares his personal experiences in the region and compels audiences to take leadership in helping others at home and around the world.
View a recent article at The Epoch Times
Me to We: Finding Fulfillment in Working Together
Epoch Times - New York, NY, USA
By Craig and Marc Kielburger
Fees & Expenses: Available upon request. Presentations can be delivered by either Craig and/or Marc.
Contact Global Speakers Agency at 1-800-661-4110 or by email at
speakers@globalspeakers.com
for information on tour availability for Marc or Craig Kielburger to come to your event in 2007.
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