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Co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology; writes and speaks on technology's impact on attention and society.
Why I recommend it: A leading voice on humane technology and AI's societal effects.
One of the larger bureaus by its own account (~$370M booked, 72% of the Fortune 1000 as clients), with a roster including James Clear and Marc Randolph.
Why I recommend it: Invitation-only: they state outright that they do not accept unsolicited speaker applications, and ask you not to follow up. Their stated criteria — already established on the paid circuit, real existing video footage, a published book — are a useful checklist of what "bureau-ready" means. Use it as a target, not an application.
A fill-in-the-blank speaking package template: positioning statement and bios, three signature keynote topics with audience takeaways, proof and testimonials, showreel and photo checklist, and plain-language notes on fees, cancellation, travel, and rights so you know what a fair standard deal looks like.
Why I recommend it: Work it in order: content and proof first, then visuals, then business terms. Nothing in it is legal advice — have an attorney read anything before you sign or send it.
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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.
Why I recommend it: 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.
International speakers bureau headquartered in Denmark with US and UK offices, claiming 1,000+ client organizations and access to thousands of speakers worldwide.
Why I recommend it: There is no speaker application or submission page anywhere on the site — that is the finding. A-Speakers reads as a bureau that sources speakers through industry relationships and co-brokerage with other agencies. Treat it as "they find you," and build visibility instead of hunting for a form.
Former Google engineering leader who translates innovation from leading companies into practical, team-level AI application.
Founder and CEO of AI Leadership and author of the #1 bestseller "The AI-Driven Leader," which emphasizes strategic partnership over technical skill.
Former Tinder Latin America CEO and former L'Oréal Brazil Chief Digital Officer, author of "Between You and AI," helping organizations across Latin America and Europe navigate AI adoption.
Former Google, GoPro, and Roku executive delivering "AI for All," a keynote built specifically for non-technical audiences.
Bestselling author and digital transformation speaker focused on the behaviors and mindsets that separate people who advance with AI from those left behind.
Innovation and disruption speaker known for industry-specific AI demonstrations that help non-technical audiences understand change.
Fortune 50 executive turned AI super-user and author of "RE-CODED: Upgrade Your Business DNA with AI," focused on practical AI adoption for small business and franchise owners.
Former Chief AI, Data, and Analytics Officer at Estée Lauder, Sony Music, and Royal Caribbean; speaks on real-world operational AI adoption.
Former Head of Go-to-Market at OpenAI, now Executive-in-Residence at UVA McIntire; focuses on grounded, outcomes-first AI keynotes.
Digital anthropologist and author of "Hustle and Float," examining how people actually adapt to technology through a cultural and human lens.
Economist — Chief Economist at the Global Electronics Association and founder of the Avrio Institute, formerly Chief Economist of the Consumer Technology Association — who translates tech trends into business strategy.
