Keynotes, Workshops and Seminars in Las Vegas
Financial wellness keynote speaker in Las Vegas
Las Vegas runs on tips, shifts and commission, and it hosts more conferences than any city in America. I teach both rooms how to handle money that does not arrive the same way twice.
Anyone can get good with money
What money stress looks like in Las Vegas
One in four jobs in Las Vegas is in leisure and hospitality, and Nevada has one of the highest shares of tipped workers in the country. That means a huge part of the workforce lives on income that changes with the season, the convention calendar and the night. Average weekly wages here run about $300 below the national figure, and Nevada has the second-highest rate of cost-burdened renters in the U.S. Meanwhile the city fills up every week with sales teams and association members who flew in for a kickoff or an annual meeting, most of them carrying the same money stress home.
That is the room I walk into in Las Vegas, and I have two versions of it. The local workforce that needs a plan for variable income, and the visiting conference crowd that needs a session worth remembering after the trip. Both get the same thing: how money works, in their numbers, and one move to make on the next check.
26%
of Las Vegas jobs are in leisure and hospitality, 302,000 of 1.17 million
57.6%
of Nevada renter households are cost-burdened, second-highest in the country
$1,345
Las Vegas average weekly wage versus $1,654 nationally
Sources:
- Bureau of Labor Statistics, July 2026
- Census ACS 2024, via The Nevada Independent
- Bureau of Labor Statistics, Q1 2026
Hi, I’m Hillary
I have spent 16 years teaching people how money works. Fourteen of those were inside banking and mortgage lending, where I watched smart, hardworking people sign for things they did not understand because nobody had ever explained it in plain language. I started Financial Footwork in 2016 to fix that, first with professional sports organizations, then with the employers, associations and universities who saw what it did for a room.
Since then I have worked with 15+ professional sports organizations and 50+ employers, associations and universities, and I was named a Top 50 Financial Speaker in 2022 and 2023. In Las Vegas I work with the Las Vegas Raiders, and the same session that works for a roster on a short income window works for a workforce that lives on tips. My book, Train Your Money, is the method I teach from the stage.
Here is what that means for you. I am not a financial advisor looking for clients, and I do not pitch a product or collect your employees’ information from the stage. I teach. Your people leave knowing what to do with their next paycheck, and you get a room that finally understands why the benefits matter.
Keynotes, workshops and seminars for Las Vegas employers, associations and conferences
Keynotes
45, 60 or 90 minutes. The conference general session, the all-hands, the annual meeting, the awards night. High energy, practical, and everybody leaves with something to do this week.
Workshops
90 minutes, half day or full day. Small groups, hands on, worksheets out. Eight topics across three tracks, from paycheck planning to credit to retirement.
Seminars
60 or 90 minutes for the whole room, live or virtual. The lunch and learn, the open enrollment session, the quarterly money talk. Book one, a series of two, or a full season of four or more.
The keynotes Las Vegas organizations book most
Train Your Money (flagship)
How to handle money like a pro athlete handles pressure. The pick for a general session or all-hands.
The $183 Billion Problem
Why money stress is a performance issue and what leaders can do about it. The pick for HR, benefits and leadership audiences.
The Math Has to Math
Income, lifestyle and the decisions that decide everything. The pick for sales teams, trades and anyone paid on production.
The Belief Before the Money
Building the confidence to make the next decision. The pick for young professional programs, wellness weeks and women’s events.
Money, Backwards
Why smart people struggle with money, and the Three E’s that fix it. The pick for leadership retreats and high-earner rooms.
Las Vegas rooms I am in most often: professional sports organizations, hospitality and gaming employers, and the sales kickoffs and association conferences that come to town.
Pro sports → Sales kickoffs → Associations →
Pro sports → Sales kickoffs → Associations →
Onsite in Las Vegas, virtual anywhere
Las Vegas is a direct flight, and if your conference is already there, so am I.
Onsite
Keynotes, workshops and seminars at your office, your conference or your venue, anywhere in the U.S.
Virtual
Live sessions for remote and distributed teams, built for a screen instead of a stage.
Hybrid
In the room with your leaders or your headquarters, live online for everyone else, same session, same playbook.
What people who booked Hillary say
“Hillary Seiler’s keynotes challenge audiences to approach financial decisions with greater clarity and discipline. Employees leave with practical systems that strengthen financial decision-making and support performance at every level of the organization.”
Michael Knapp
CEO, River Capital PDX
“Hillary helped us reimagine client education by using a strength training approach to build financial habits. Her creative keynotes, collaboration, and follow through made her an outstanding partner.”
Mary Faulkner
EVP, Branding and Communications, Ferguson Wellman Capital Management
Trusted by Las Vegas organizations and employers across the country
Questions Las Vegas event planners ask
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