Looking for a Keynote Speaker

1. Looking for a Keynote Speaker?

2. These are our best speakers Tom Landstreet | Mark Zandi | Alan Beaulieu | Ram Charan The role of a keynote speaker is to feature as the headline speaker at an event. Able to invigorate an audience and deliver an engaging speech focusing on the topics established in a client brief, they are a proponent of the field where they have excelled and gained significant experience.

3. Non-Exclusivity Ensures Only the Best and Most Relevant We build and maintain relationships with the biggest and most diverse names in the keynote speaking world, and being a non-exclusive speakers bureau means we are free to share with you honest feedback on all the speakers with whom we work. Our speakers bureau represents professional motivational speakers, business speakers, and celebrity speakers who are perfect for all sorts of events and corporate gatherings. No incentive or obligation to push any particular speaker – just honest and transparent recommendations that will set your event up for ultimate success

4. Strategies for Delivering a Hi-Fi Engaging Virtual Experience Treat your event like a variety show. Successful event marketers and speakers treat their events like a performance that needs to stay continuously captivating. Create a high-level run-of-show that includes interactions, music, and multimedia. The entire end-to-end experience should have an underlying framework broken into “blocks,” large sections with specific purposes and “beats,” smaller moments that make up each block. Create a script for each presenter that is annotated with notes to the speaker on delivery techniques and to post-production on – blocking instructions and multimedia enhancements. Rehearse, rehearse and rehearse some more. Knowing what you are going to say allows you to perform better and sound more conversational. Pre-record as much as possible. You can re-insert the warmth, dynamism and energy that most virtual event platforms disallow when you are presenting live.

5. Tips for Meeting Planners: Managing Stress and Your Mental Health While May is Mental Health Awareness Month, we know that a healthy state of mind is vitally important to our overall well-being year-round. It is known that event planners have one of the most stressful careers EVER, and when we’re stressed/excited/overwhelmed at work it spills over into our private lives and vice versa. We work on the task force for the Events Industry Council to help bring planners this Workforce and Wellness Guide that serves as the industry standard for resources and practices around health and well-being.

6. Don't PIVOT. Just Rethink the Plan. It’s no secret the world has been put on its head! Business leaders everywhere are just trying to work out how to get things done as efficiently as they can, and not go broke in the process. And everyone is hammering the concept of a need to ‘PIVOT’! In reality, that’s the worst thing a business leader can do. To your team, and your customers, ‘pivoting’ conjures up images of heading in one direction and then all of a sudden doing a 180 degree turn to the opposite direction. The net result of implementing that strategy is that it will simply frighten everyone. You frighten your team as they add even more uncertainty to their day with new roles and responsibilities. You frighten your customers, as you lose your company identity and your product or service positioning. And you frighten yourself with your own decisions. We all have enough fear to live with right now, so don’t pivot, just rethink the plan