Bradley Hahn Speaking Fee: $10,000 to $20,000

Bradley Hahn is the Chief Executive Officer and a founding member of Solidarity HealthShare, a national, not-for-profit healthcare sharing ministry rooted in Catholic values. Established in 2016, Solidarity HealthShare offers an alternative to traditional health insurance by facilitating the sharing of medical expenses among members who adhere to ethical and moral guidelines aligned with Catholic teachings. Under Hahn's leadership, the organization has grown to serve over 55,000 members, providing them with a community-based approach to healthcare that emphasizes transparency, affordability, and moral integrity. A graduate of the University of Arizona and Gonzaga University School of Law, Hahn is also certified in bioethics from the National Catholic Bioethics Center. His legal background includes over two decades of advising clients on estate, business, and charitable gift planning. Hahn's commitment to ethical healthcare is further demonstrated through his active involvement in Arizona Catholic charities, including the Catholic Community Foundation for the Diocese of Phoenix. He is a member of the Arizona State Bar, the Canon Law Society of America, the Catholic Medical Association, and serves as an Allied Attorney for the Alliance Defending Freedom. Beyond his professional endeavors, Hahn is a U.S. Air Force veteran and has served in both the Arizona and Washington Air National Guard. He is deeply engaged in his local faith community at St. Timothy Catholic Church in Mesa, Arizona, where he has held leadership roles such as Chairperson of the Parish Pastoral Council and is a member of the Knights of Columbus. Additionally, he serves as a Canon Law Advocate in the Diocese of Phoenix Tribunal for Marriage Nullity Cases. Hahn and his wife, Julie, are parents to two children, Claire and Andrew. Julie is notably active in supporting the seminarians of the Diocese of Phoenix, having founded the Adopt-a-Seminarian program. The family is committed to living out their faith through both their professional and personal lives, embodying principles of service, community, and moral responsibility.