Alonzo Mourning Speaking Fee: $30,000 to $50,000
Travels From:
MIA - Miami, FL
Primary Topic Category:
Sports
Secondary Topic Category:
Philanthropy
Alonzo Mourning Speaker Profile: At A Glance
Alonzo Mourning is a celebrated NBA Hall of Famer known for his resilience and leadership on and off the court. As a former NBA Champion and seven-time All-Star, he left an indelible mark on basketball. Beyond his athletic achievements, Mourning is a committed philanthropist and co-founder of the Mourning Family Foundation, which supports underserved communities. His inspiring journey from player to philanthropist makes him a compelling keynote speaker who can captivate any audience.
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