Allison Aubrey Speaking Fee: $10,000 to $20,000
Travels From:
DCA - Washington, DC
Primary Topic Category:
Journalists / News Media / Global Outlook / Current Events
Secondary Topic Category:
Healthcare
Allison Aubrey Speaker Profile: At A Glance
Allison Aubrey is a distinguished health correspondent for NPR and a contributor to "CBS News Sunday Morning." With a keen ability to make complex health issues accessible, she provides insightful reporting that resonates with audiences nationwide. Her work has earned her prestigious accolades, including awards from the National Press Club and the Society for Professional Journalists. Allison is known for her dynamic storytelling and dedication to informing the public, making her a sought-after keynote speaker in the field of health journalism.
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