- Communications Director -
- Best-Selling Author -
- INTERNATIONAL Speaker -
Ann Sharpsteen is a best-selling author and speaker who speaks on topics of productivity. She’s passionate about women and men living intentionally, achieving their goals, and living full and happy lives of faith. Ann's high-energy keynotes and workshops empower audiences and employees with practical, powerful life and business "reset" strategies.
SPEAKING TOPICS:
Excellent for Luncheons, Meetings & Conferences:
Sex, Suffrage & Scandal: Victoria Woodhull, The Trailblazing Woman Who Dared to Run for President in 1872
Ready. Set. Reset! 6 Easy Steps to Reboot Your Life NOW
Write It, Publish It: A Step-By-Step Guide to Becoming a Best-Selling Author
No-Cost $$$ Secrets to Kick-Starting Your Business in 2025
Topics covered: Goal-Setting, Motivation, Personal Growth, Productivity, Decision-Making
To inquire about having Ann speak at your event, please click here for the Booking Inquiry Form.
“Offering both practical and visionary insight, Ann speaks from her heart and has a beautiful way of stirring you into action. She leaves you feeling energized, inspired and ready to move forward and have your best year ever!”
BUY ANN’S BOOKS:
I Walked the Line: My Life with Johnny
How to Leave an Asshole: A Practical Guide on How to Heal from a toxic Relationship & #leavetheasshole
“Suffrage, SEX & Scandal” KEYNOTE
“Ann’s “Suffrage, Sex & Scandal” talk was lively and entertaining and the perfect backdrop for our luncheon/fundraiser celebrating women. Victoria Woodhull’s legacy inspires me to want to change the world, too.” - Jolene Puffer, Owner - JP Real Estate
2025 marks the 105th anniversary of women being granted the right to vote in the United States.... and speaker/author Ann Sharpsteen offers this rollicking and fun look at the bold and colorful life of
Victoria Woodhull:
- first woman to run for President of the United States (with running mate Frederick Douglass)
- first woman to publicly advocate for equal rights for women and blacks
- campaigned on platform of "free love" and shorter skirts for women
- first woman to open a stock brokerage firm on Wall Street
- worked tirelessly for the women’s suffrage movement.
"A fun look at the scandalous Victoria Woodhull and the raucous presidential politics of the Victorian era."
