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Keynote Speaker on Danish Culture & Business | Copenhagen | American-Danish Author & Podcaster
Denmark
What are the do's and don'ts of Danish business culture? I’m Kay Xander Mellish, an American-Danish speaker, author and cultural specialist who has spent more than 25 years living and working in Denmark. I’m the author of six books about Denmark and the voice behind the long-running "How to Live in Denmark" podcast. I speak about Danish working culture, Danish business culture, working with Americans, and the cultural differences that can make international workplaces succeed or struggle. I’ve spoken to companies, universities and professional groups across Denmark, Europe and the U.S., and I tailor every talk to the audience. Expect useful insights, real stories and plenty of humor. Danish Working Culture | Danish Business Culture | Working with Americans | Cross-Cultural Communication | How to Work in Denmark
$1,501 - $5,000
✨ In a world that never slows down, I help people do the impossible — slow their minds, reclaim their time, and work with purpose instead of pressure. 🎤 I’m a keynote speaker and corporate trainer who helps organizations reduce burnout and boost productivity in the age of AI. Drawing from a decade of Fortune 100 Human Resources leadership and my experience as a professional home organizer, I teach practical, people-first strategies that bring clarity to the chaos of modern work. Through energizing, engaging, and entertaining workshops, I guide teams to: 💡 Redefine what “productivity” really means ⚡ Manage time, energy, and technology with intention 🧭 Create sustainable systems that prevent burnout before it begins Whether I’m speaking to HR professionals, executives, or high-performing teams, my mission is the same — to help people work smarter, not harder, and rediscover purpose in the work they do. 💬 Let’s connect if you’re looking for a dynamic speaker or trainer to inspire your next corporate event, SHRM chapter meeting, or leadership retreat. ➡️ melisameral.com
$251 - $1,500
Conor Collins is an award-winning queer visual artist and speaker based in Manchester. Working primarily in portraiture, his practice explores LGBTQ+ identity, history and social justice, using art to challenge perceptions, preserve overlooked stories and inspire conversation. Choosing an unconventional path, Collins built his career largely through social media rather than traditional gallery representation. His work has since been exhibited in leading institutions including Pallant House Gallery and HOME Manchester, shortlisted for prestigious awards including the New Light Art Award, Celeste Art Prize, Shape Open and the Outside In National Art Prize. His work has also been unveiled in the House of Commons and commissioned by institutions including the University of Manchester. Collins first gained international recognition when his portrait of Tom Daley went viral in 2014, appearing in TIME, The Independent, BuzzFeed and numerous international publications. Subsequent portraits of Caitlyn Jenner and Donald Trump also achieved global attention, reaching millions of viewers and demonstrating the power of art to shape public conversation beyond the walls of galleries. Today, Collins' work is held in collections around the world, including those of Sir Ian McKellen, Stephen Fry, Giorgio Armani and numerous cultural leaders and public figures. His recent exhibition *To See and Be Seen* at HOME Manchester explored the legacy of Queer Up North, one of the UK's most influential LGBTQ+ arts festivals, further establishing his reputation for creating work that connects personal stories with wider social and cultural histories. Alongside his artistic practice, Collins is an accomplished public speaker, using his work as a platform to explore equality, representation and the role of art in creating social change. He has spoken to audiences ranging from parliamentarians and policymakers to cultural organisations, universities and business leaders, and has shared platforms with leading voices in contemporary culture, including writer and critic Hettie Judah. Whether exhibiting in galleries, speaking on stage or engaging audiences online, Collins' work demonstrates how contemporary portraiture can challenge assumptions, celebrate identity and create meaningful social impact.
$251 - $1,500
Anat Samid is a licensed psychotherapist who helps high-achieving professionals understand the mental and emotional forces shaping their work, relationships, and sense of self. Drawing on neuroscience and psychology, she teaches practical skills in emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and interpersonal dynamics - equipping professionals to perform better, lead more effectively, and build stronger connections both at work and at home. Anat speaks on topics including burnout prevention, decision fatigue, setting boundaries, self-worth, and the relationship patterns that quietly shape our careers and personal lives. Her sessions give audiences not just insight, but concrete tools they can apply immediately - whether navigating a difficult colleague, managing stress more effectively, or showing up more fully in their most important relationships.
$251 - $1,500
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Veren Mirpuri is a passionate student speaker, leader, and aspiring entrepreneur. While not holding a formal leadership position, he takes the initiative in creating impactful projects to improve his school community. With a strong commitment to personal growth and collaborative leadership, Veren is driven by the desire to make a difference by leading action plans and starting meaningful initiatives. An enthusiastic TEDx speaker, he shares insights on personal development, student leadership, and building a success-driven mindset. Beyond public speaking, he is actively engaged in student-driven projects to foster academic excellence, well-being, and leadership among peers. With a vision to grow as a speaker and thought leader, Veren continues to explore new opportunities to influence, educate, and inspire.
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LGBTQ+ Global Lecturer on Civil Rights, Allyship & Community Engagement
Chicago, Illinois
Greg R. Baird is a dynamic lecturer, educator, content creator, and passionate advocate for LGBTQ+ civil rights, allyship and community engagement. With a signature mix of heart, humor, and inspiration, his speeches captivate and empower audiences. Book Greg for your next event and get ready for an engaging, educational, and unforgettable experience! He connects with his audiences on topics such as empathetic leadership, driving change, discovering one's legacy, and uplifting others in a challenging world, establishing himself as a powerful voice for all communities. His message resonates deeply, leaving listeners feeling inspired and engaged throughout his presentations. With his exceptional storytelling, humor, and enthusiasm, Greg lights the way for becoming a positive force within the community, advocating for compassion and demonstrating how individuals can enact change in their own lives and the lives of those around them. His talks emphasize the importance of being allies and mentors in our communities. Notably, Greg served as the Executive Producer of a documentary focused on the tragic hate crime against University of Wyoming student Matthew Shepard, a subject he often addresses. He also produced and edited a personal short film titled "2:02 AM," which reflects on his experiences during several visits to the Pulse Nightclub while filming, shedding light on the Pulse Nightclub shooting. This film has reached audiences worldwide, both virtually and during his lecture series on Erasing Hate and Bigotry. In 2018, Greg delivered the keynote address at Aetna Insurance's Signature Pride Event in Hartford, Connecticut. He appears in the documentary "Fish Out of Water," which explores LGBTQ+ themes in the Bible. His contributions are featured in Dr. Ruth Westheimer's book "A Guide to College Life," Liliane Colburn's "The Green Room: A Mother's Truth," as well as in the LGBTQ+-focused books "Tell Me About It 2" and "Tell Me About It 3" by St Sukie de la Croix and Owen Keehnen. In January 2020, he delivered a compelling keynote address about the Intersection of LGBTQ+ Civil Rights and Community Empowerment at the World Peace Conference in Ontario, CA, aimed at fostering lasting change, acceptance, and peace for LGBTQ+ individuals and their allies around the globe. Greg is crafting a compelling memoir that weaves together stories from his childhood, career, and remarkable life journey. As a content creator on various social media platforms with a loyal following, Greg’s impactful programs provide fresh perspectives on allyship, anti-hate initiatives, and the importance of building welcoming communities for LGBTQIA+ individuals, allies, workplaces, and schools. Greg maintains an active social media presence and produces a weekly vlog on YouTube and TikTok. His dynamic programs empower fresh ideas that ignite positivity in LGBTQ+ communities, allies, workplaces, and schools—all with a heart full of compassion and integrity!
$1,501 - $5,000