About

I book keynote speakers, and start with your optimal outcome.

I have learned that some of the most powerful people in this industry are also the kindest and most generous, and I get to champion them.

I represent a small roster of people I believe in:

• Chester Elton

  Leading with Gratitude & Employee Engagement that gets results — for leaders who want to keep their best people. He makes gratitude a daily leadership habit, and his research includes a flagship study of 300,000 people. Named to the Thinkers50 Coaches50, 2024–2026.

• Adrian Gostick

  High-Performing Teams & Cultures — for managers who are stretched thin, and the teams who feel it. He is a five-time New York Times bestselling author and writes on leadership for Forbes. Named to the Thinkers50 Coaches50, 2024–2026.

• Connie Dieken

  Influence + Executive Presence — for leaders who are working harder, where influence matters more than manipulation. She is a five-time Emmy-winning former broadcaster whose clients include Microsoft, Johnson & Johnson, ExxonMobil, JPMorgan Chase and Disney. She is also an award-winning executive coach and media coach for when the results are critical.

• Beth Kaplan Ed.D.

  For organizations losing people who never felt they belonged. She holds an Ed.D. from the University of Pennsylvania, which has named her one of the world’s leading experts on belonging. She wrote Braving the Workplace, essential for leaders who recognize the value of seeing employees as whole individuals.

• Eddie Davenport

  For teams who need to act when the outcome is critical. A top 2% stuntman, where a slow decision could cost money or safety. His Decisive Under Pressure™ keynote and Pressure Profile™ quiz help your leaders execute under pressure.

• Erik + Emily Orton

  For groups ready to ask “what could go right?” They spent a year on a sailboat with their five kids and wrote Seven at Sea about it. Now they take groups on sailing adventures around the world, so they can deliver the keynote or the whole experience. An unforgettable experience that will change the way you think.

• Ryan Robinson

  For teams who need to stay focused when everything is on the line. He holds three highline world records, including the longest line at 1.35 km, and is a four-time American Ninja Warrior. He can perform a live highline walk at your event.