Anthony Sartori
Anthony's purpose is to build a connected society. He is a professional speaker, social entrepreneur, and the founder of Evolving Minds, a nonprofit with a mission to create a culture of care.
Anthony's purpose is to build a connected society. He is a professional speaker, social entrepreneur, and the founder of Evolving Minds, a nonprofit with a mission to create a culture of care.
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Anthony is truly a compelling speaker! His personal story kept our audience fully engaged from start to finish. He thoughtfully answered questions, giving time to reflect before speaking and also provided practical takeaways that resonated deeply with everyone in attendance. We highly recommend him as a speaker for any event looking to inspire and connect with its audience.
Amy Huffman, Exec. Director, Strategic Initiatives, Office of the Chancellor, Vanderbilt University
Anthony shares his mental health journey, from struggles to breakthroughs, telling powerful personal stories that break down the stigma surrounding mental health. He normalizes mental health as a common human experience and introduces essential self-care practices.
Participants gain practical strategies and practice an engaging mindfulness skill that they can immediately implement throughout their workday and daily lives to manage stress.
This engaging training equips leaders with practical tools to create healthier, more connected workplaces using former U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy’s Workplace Mental Health and Well-Being Framework. Anthony guides participants through the framework’s five essential pillars: Connection and Community, Work-Life Harmony, Mattering at Work, Opportunity for Growth, and Protection from Harm, that serve as a roadmap for building workplace cultures that prioritize employee well-being.
Through real-world examples, interactive discussions, and a guided mindfulness practice, participants gain actionable strategies to enhance team well-being, reduce burnout, and strengthen workplace culture.
The session empowers leaders to make small, intentional changes that create significant positive impact for their teams and organizations.
In today’s increasingly virtual and hybrid work environments, fostering meaningful workplace connections is essential for employee well-being, productivity, and retention.
This engaging training introduces leaders to former U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy’s Advisory on the Healing Effects of Social Connection and Community. Through compelling statistics, definitions, and research, participants understand why social connection matters in the workplace, at home, and in communities, and why building meaningful relationships supports both professional and personal well-being.
Leaders gain six key recommendations and practical strategies to foster team connection and strengthen workplace culture.
Drawing from research and personal experience, Anthony guides students through the definition, prevalence, symptoms, and causes of burnout. Through experiential learning, students practice two powerful burnout prevention skills (mindfulness and gratitude) and engage in meaningful connection with peers.
This hands-on session combines education with practice, equipping students with tools to foster social support and counteract burnout’s emotional exhaustion and cynicism.
This engaging presentation helps high school students understand and navigate achievement culture pressures that lead to burnout. Drawing on research and personal experience, Anthony unpacks grind culture, shares effective self-care strategies, and explores how building community and meaningful relationships alleviates achievement pressures.
Students gain practical tools and practice a hands-on mindfulness skill that they can immediately implement throughout their school day and daily lives to find balance, reduce burnout, and thrive beyond the grind.
Anthony shares his transformative journey, from struggling with mental health in college to creating meaningful campus-wide impact. He explores how practicing mindfulness and finding community led to healing, and how his personal transformation inspired him to create a student club and partner with university leadership to enhance student mental health support at the University of Maryland.
Through compelling narratives and practical examples, participants learn how student initiative and collaboration with administration can lead to positive outcomes, including expanded mental health training programs and institutional commitment to student well-being. The presentation concludes with a guided mindfulness practice.
Participants will walk away inspired to be champions of mental health on their own campuses.
$3000–$6000 (dependent on virtual or in-person presentation). All inclusive of travel, accommodations, and fees.
Available for Virtual or In-Person Presentations and Workshops.
Maryland