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Cynt Marshall is a transformational leader and sought-after keynote speaker known for her powerful insights on leadership, culture change, and diversity, equity, and inclusion. As the first Black female CEO in the NBA, she successfully led a cultural overhaul of the Dallas Mavericks, setting a new standard for organizational transparency and values-driven leadership. Her decades of executive experience at AT&T and her work with global companies make her an inspiring and credible voice for corporate audiences. Event planners value her authenticity, energy, and ability to connect with audiences across industries. Contact WWSG to bring her to your next event.
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