Cancer Survivorship & Early Detection
Lessons from Lee’s prostate-cancer journey, screening awareness, survivorship, and the importance of acting before a health crisis.
Speaking & Leadership
Lee brings lived experience, community perspective, and an education-first approach to conversations about health, resilience, service, trust, leadership, and purpose.
Speaking Themes
Lee’s presentations can be adapted to the audience, event purpose, and format. The strongest conversations connect personal experience with practical lessons people can use.
Lessons from Lee’s prostate-cancer journey, screening awareness, survivorship, and the importance of acting before a health crisis.
Why representation, communication, and trusted community relationships matter in health education and research participation.
How credibility is built through consistency, listening, responsibility, and meaningful work in the community.
Reflections on military service, transition, discipline, identity, and continuing to serve beyond active duty.
Helping institutions understand why communities need to be included, heard, respected, and represented in decisions that affect them.
Practical lessons from Lee’s work across healthcare, universities, civic organizations, advocacy, and community engagement.
Event Formats
Communication Built Through Practice
Toastmasters helped Lee strengthen preparation, timing, audience awareness, structured storytelling, and confident delivery. Those skills now support presentations shaped by military service, cancer survivorship, healthcare advocacy, and community leadership.
Preparation matters, but connection with the people in the room matters just as much.
Lee’s approach is built around a clear message, useful context, and respect for the audience.
Selected Engagements
Lee’s speaking and advocacy work has included university, healthcare, civic, community, and public-education settings.
Why Lee
Lee does not present himself as a celebrity speaker or a one-size-fits-all expert. His value comes from lived experience, community trust, preparation, and the ability to make important topics understandable and relevant to the people in the room.
The goal is not just to speak. It is to leave people with something useful to think about, talk about, or act on.
Lee H. Moultrie
Share the audience, topic, date, location, and what you want people to take away. Lee can determine whether the engagement is a good fit.