Tina Savas

  • Birmingham AL

Speaker * Author * Entrepreneur

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Biography

Tina Savas is among the first wave of women entrepreneurs in Birmingham, Alabama. In 1983, she founded the Birmingham Business Journal newspaper, followed by the Alabama Health News, Alabama Construction News, and Birmingham Weekly, the area’s weekly alternative newspaper and winner of national awards. She has served on local boards for community development, advised numerous foundations, colleges and hospitals and won many awards during her career. In March of 2005, Savas began writing a book, Women of True Grit, about women who set firsts in their fields. Published in 2010, the book was launched at the Women in Military Service Museum in Washington, D.C. with her co-author, Edie Hand. The book garnered top national reviews and attention in several media outlets. Savas continues her entrepreneurial spirit through professional speaking, consulting, mentoring, real estate investment and other business ventures.

Industry Expertise

Public Relations and Communications
Corporate Leadership
Women

Education

University of Alabama

B.S. Education

Education/Philosophy

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Testimonials

Symposium Chair

Iowa/Illinois Chapter

Dear Tina:

The Iowa/Illinois Chapter of Women In Defense (WID), an affiliate of the National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA) would like to thank you for sharing your personal experience with leadership and your road to success at our 10th annual leadership training on March 10, 2011. Your speech was interesting, informative and an inspiration to all. We certainly enjoyed having you.

SASM

Home Depot Leadership Conference

Dear Ms. Savas,
I was so inspired by what you shared with all of us and I would like to extend an invitation for you to speak at our district Womens Forum. The audience consists of all the Female managers in the district; it will be a much larger group and I know that our ladies will greatly benefit from your wisdom.
We will teach a class called “Networking: Unleash the Power of Relationships.” That is why your expertise on the subject would be an excellent segue prior to the class.

Symposium Chair

Dear Tina:

The Iowa/Illinois Chapter of Women In Defense (WID), an affiliate of the National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA) would like to thank you for sharing your personal experience with leadership and your road to success at our 10th annual leadership training on March 10, 2011. Your speech was interesting, informative and an inspiration to all. We certainly enjoyed having you.

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Event Appearances

Women's Business Economic Council

Annual Convention  New Orleans, Louisiana

Women in Defense

Annual Leadership Conference  Iowa

America's Junior Miss / Distinguished Young Women

Awards  Mobile, Alabama

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Sample Talks

Women's Leadership: Past, Present, Future

Ever heard the popular saying, “You don’t know where you are going if you don’t know where you came from?” It is important to understand the Past, but most young women today have no idea whose shoulders they are standing on and why. The Present offers solid access to information and assistance, which will lead us straight into a brighter Future. Savas shares special traits of Leadership with her audience.

Style

Availability

  • Keynote
  • Moderator
  • Panelist
  • Workshop Leader
  • Host/MC

Fees

$500 to $2500*Will consider certain engagements for no fee