Eagles Talent Speakers Bureau
Full-service speakers bureau, 40+ years in business, with hundreds of speakers across categories and clients including Capital One, Ford, Yale, and Wells Fargo. Non-exclusive booking for most speakers, plus a smaller exclusive roster they manage directly.
Coach's summary
The most realistic first bureau relationship. Submissions are open — email a bio, fees, at least three topics with program descriptions, and a 5-10 minute demo video. But they say it themselves: it is not geared toward speakers starting out, and they only reach out if you match a client need. Treat it as joining a large passive pool, not an application with a decision date. Non-exclusive is the upside: you can still book directly.
Key programs
Program details are still being written up. In the meantime, the site itself is the best starting point.
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