Public speaking, panels, workshops, and podcast appearances on nonprofit governance, civic leadership, and community service.
Speaker Profile
Adam Hinds is a retired U.S. Navy Chief, nonprofit and civic leader, board member, Scouting America district leader, U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary flotilla commander, and community volunteer. He speaks from practical experience in service, leadership, organizational structure, governance, and mission-focused execution.
Format
Adam is available for select in-person and virtual speaking engagements. In-person events are considered case by case, with travel open for discussion based on location, event purpose, schedule, and audience.
Topics
Nonprofit leadership: governance, board service, organizational structure, planning, and execution.
Civic service: volunteer leadership, community institutions, service organizations, and practical local impact.
Military transition: service after service, leadership identity, and applying military experience in civilian and nonprofit settings.
Volunteer organizations: building structure, accountability, and follow-through in mission-driven teams.
Scouting: youth leadership, adult leader support, district service, and civic responsibility.
Maritime safety: boating safety, public education, Coast Guard Auxiliary service, and maritime community engagement.
Governance: board function, committee structure, decision-making, and operational clarity.
Faith and fraternity: service, tradition, brotherhood, civic virtue, and personal development.
Speaking Style
Adam is a versatile speaker who can adapt to civic groups, nonprofit boards, podcasts, panels, workshops, youth-serving organizations, veteran groups, service clubs, and community audiences.
Fees and Availability
Speaking fees depend on the nature of the event, duration, preparation required, location, travel requirements, audience size, and whether the event is nonprofit, civic, educational, private, or commercial.
Podcast Guest Availability
Adam is available for select podcast appearances, interviews, panels, and long-form conversations. Suitable topics include nonprofit leadership, civic service, military transition, volunteer organizations, Scouting, maritime safety, governance, faith and fraternity.