She’s a "Joy Scout!"
Meet Pam
Pam Confer is an international, award-winning, bilingual professional speaker, jazz singer, business consultant, public relations guru, and sports clay enthusiast. She explodes with confidence— teaching everyone how a simple smile can move the world!
Pam is a TEDx Women presenter, corporate humorist and master soft-skills trainer. She has graced the cover and been featured in several publications, including, Southern Automotive Magazine (2017), Jackson Free Press (2017), Medium Magazine (2020) and Thrive Global Magazine (2020). Her open mind, personal stories and amusing training style are unmatched.
Pam has a certification in online learning from the National Institute of Online Learning (NIOL), and is a member of the Society for Human Resource Management. She has served as a lead instructor and curriculum developer for the Mississippi State Personnel Board for approximately 17 years. Pam also travels in person or virtually across the Southern region, offering specialized keynotes, trainings, and comedic self-help talks for governmental entities, educational institutions, public and private sectors.
A singer/songwriter, Pam is recognized for her signature, interactive performances. She is an artist on the Mississippi Arts Commission's roster and travels throughout the Southeast with her band, Jazz Beautiful. Her voice is described as, "velvet soul... dipped in Jazz!"
In December of 2017, Pam debuted “Mississippi Beautiful”, a song she wrote, produced and recorded in tribute to the state’s bicentennial and the opening of the Two Mississippi Museums. The anthem plays each day in the “Where Do We Go From Here” Gallery of the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum. She regularly performs the song across the state. In 2019, former Governor Phil Bryant issued a proclamation declaring May 10 as “Mississippi Beautiful Day” statewide.
Pam is a strong advocate for community partnerships. She not only moves within numerous circles, she actually moves the circles... from within. Where there are possibilities for progress, you’ll find Pam Confer.