Saturday October 25, 2025
Laurel Ridge Community College
Fauquier Campus

Unscripted Futures

Ideas Change Everything

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TEDxWarrenton 2025 Speakers

Joe Randazzo

TEDxWarrenton Emcee

Topic: I'm your host!

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Joe Randazzo

TEDxWarrenton Emcee

Topic: I'm your host!

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Breana Turner

Women's Health Researcher, Science Communicator, & Multi-Hyphenate

Topic: Making Science Accessible, Relatable, and Human.

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Breana Turner

Women's Health Researcher, Science Communicator, & Multi-Hyphenate

Topic: Making Science Accessible, Relatable, and Human.

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Jordana Cole, MAPP

Improviser, Igniter, Innovator

Topic: Improvisation: Your Superpower for Uncertainty.

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Jordana Cole, MAPP

Improviser, Igniter, Innovator

Topic: Improvisation: Your Superpower for Uncertainty.

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Chazz Scott

Author, Burnout Escape Artist & Sustainable Performance Coach

Topic: Making Rest Safe for Lasting Success.

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Chazz Scott

Author, Burnout Escape Artist & Sustainable Performance Coach

Topic: Making Rest Safe for Lasting Success.

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Carol Ann Lloyd

Historian, Shakespeare Geek, Time Traveler

Topic: Shakespeare shows leadership through character and action.

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Carol Ann Lloyd

Historian, Shakespeare Geek, Time Traveler

Topic: Shakespeare shows leadership through character and action.

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Staci Berkovitz

Health & Wellness Coach, Author, & Fitness Junkie

Topic: Micro acts spark powerful personal transformation.

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Staci Berkovitz

Health & Wellness Coach, Author, & Fitness Junkie

Topic: Micro acts spark powerful personal transformation.

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Ashish Kapoor

Senior Energy & Policy Advisor

Topic: Affordable clean energy strengthens communities.

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Ashish Kapoor

Senior Energy & Policy Advisor

Topic: Affordable clean energy strengthens communities.

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Scott Elliott

Journalist

Topic: Quiet revolution: local news goes nonprofit.

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Scott Elliott

Journalist

Topic: Quiet revolution: local news goes nonprofit.

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Rob Clark Jr.

Speaker, Auditor, Disc Jockey/MC

Topic: Using Gamification in Risk Management.

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Rob Clark Jr.

Speaker, Auditor, Disc Jockey/MC

Topic: Using Gamification in Risk Management.

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Maria Leonard Olsen

Attorney, Podcaster, Author & Journalist

Topic: Before and After Opening DNA Pandora.

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Maria Leonard Olsen

Attorney, Podcaster, Author & Journalist

Topic: Before and After Opening DNA Pandora.

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Peter Sage

Serial Entrepeneur

Topic: Lessons From The World’s Toughest Race

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Peter Sage

Serial Entrepeneur

Topic: Lessons From The World’s Toughest Race

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Bill Cates, CSP, CPAE

Entrepreneur, speaker, author, and adventurer

Topic: Rewrite Your Money Story, Build Lasting Wealth.

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Bill Cates, CSP, CPAE

Entrepreneur, speaker, author, and adventurer

Topic: Rewrite Your Money Story, Build Lasting Wealth.

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Tessa Crews

Design Leader & Environmental Advocate

Topic: Design Your Legacy, Change the World.

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Tessa Crews

Design Leader & Environmental Advocate

Topic: Design Your Legacy, Change the World.

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This is TEDxWarrenton

TEDxWarrenton is a self-sustaining, volunteer-run, group with a license from TED to independently organize a local TED event. TEDxWarrenton was established in 2021 for spreading new ideas and connecting a community within Fauquier County eager to grow their impact on the world. We welcome and champion those who want to challenge the status quo and drive change. TEDx is a platform that amplifies the ideas of change makers; a forum to foster new perspectives, and a community committed to challenging its members to be better.

TEDx is a showcase for speakers presenting great, well-formed ideas in under 18 minutes. Why under 18 minutes? This short talk model works, since it only demands the audience’s attention for a short period of time, decreasing the chance of minds wandering or daydreaming about lunch.

YouTube Views of Previous TEDxWarrenton Talks