We’re honored, excited, and grateful to have recently celebrated our 15th anniversary here at The Speakers Group. We don’t take that lightly, since, according to the Small Business Administration, only a third of businesses make it past 10 years. When you see a business that’s been around for a while, a reasonable question to ask […]
Who’s the Best Motivational Speaker for Your 2019 Kick-Off Meeting? Consider Your Objectives
As we advance toward a new year yet again, it’s time to renew, refocus, and recommit our energies on what matters most personally and professionally. The good news is, you don’t have to do it alone. If you or your organization is looking for an extra dose of motivation for your 2019 kickoff meeting, now […]
Feeling Stuck? STOP, Get Set, and Go!
Have you come to one of those places in life where you’re feeling stuck? Maybe it’s in your career. Or finances. Or relationships. Or physical fitness. There’s an odd thing about being stuck: The more you fight it, the more stuck you feel. Some describe it as being like quicksand. It’s a setup for terrible […]
In the Spotlight: Motivational Business Speaker Scott Toland Helps Audiences Get “Fired Up and Ready!”
Are you looking for a motivational speaker who is brutally honest, captivating, and fun for your next event? If so, you might be looking for Scott Toland. Scott is a favorite speaker at corporate and association events, as he shares real world success strategies for sales, marketing, and customer service. With practical content and infectious […]
Should you work with a speakers bureau or book direct? A speaker’s opinion…
One of our speakers, Jeff Salz, just posted a great article for event professionals titled “Three Wishes Before You Put a Hold on My Calendar.” I encourage you to read the full article (and I’ll give you the link in a moment), but I wanted to highlight what he said about working with speakers bureaus […]
Book a Motivational Keynote Speaker to Lift Morale and Reinforce Key Skills
According to a recent national Gallup poll, lost productivity of disengaged employees costs the US economy $370 billion annually. Another study showed that only one in three employees was actually fully engaged in their work. No wonder, then, that meeting planners say motivational speakers are the #1 choice for keynote sessions.
