Top 5 Business Coaches on Engage
- By Declan McManus
- Oct 11, 2021
Whatever your industry and whoever is in attendance at your event, Engage has a Business Coach who will be just the right speaker to reach your audience. With the fast-paced and ever-changing world that we live in, you can never stop learning, and the Business Coaches you see here will all be sure to add plenty of value for everyone who hears them. Take a look at the Top 5 Business Coaches available to book now on Engage:
5. Adam Mendler
Adam Mendler is an experienced businessman, and is the current Chief Executive Officer of The Veloz Group. Currently, The Veloz Group manages a wide variety of ventures including; Custom Tobacco, a cigar customization e-commerce platform, Beverly Hills Chairs, an office furniture online retailer, and Veloz Solutions, which is a leading technology consulting and software development practice. Mendler is also the host of the hit leadership podcast, “Thirty Minute Mentors,” where he speaks with leaders in a variety of different fields to learn the keys to their success. The Veloz Group owes much of its growth to Mendler’s active guidance and strategy, and as a speaker, Mendler seeks to give those in the audience tips and tricks to unlock the potential of their own businesses. If you are looking for a business coach who will interest audience members from an industry, Mendler is the perfect speaker for your next event.
4. Jay Acunzo
Jay Acunzo is the founder of Marketing Showrunners and the author of Break the Wheel. Marketing Showrunners aims to teach brands how to make original series for their audiences, and Break the Wheel teaches how to think for yourself in order to, “say goodbye to average and hello to doing your best.” During his time as a digital media strategist at Google, Acunzo was responsible for important strides in pushing marketing executives and practitioners into the digital age, and he took that valuable experience and used it in his positions he has held at high-growth tech startups. Acunzo is also the creator of “Unthinkable,” an award winning podcast that goes in depth into creativity at work. Conventional thinking, according to Acunzo, impedes the potential to be great, so his keynote will teach your audience how to break out of those patterns and how to feel empowered in any situation they may face. At his core, Acunzo truly is a storyteller, so his keynote will take your audience on a journey that will leave them as entertained as they feel informed.
3. Nir Bashan
Nir Bashan is a thought leader and speaker who is considered the foremost authority on “The Creator Mindset,” which he teaches to his audiences to allow them to master a method of repeatable and predictable creativity. This creativity, Bashan strongly believes, is what increases sales, improves profitability, boosts customer services, and creates more meaning for entrepreneurs and their business as a whole. Some of Bashan’s clients include AT&T, Microsoft, Ace Hardware, NFL Network, EA Sports, Suzuki, Activision, and jetBlue, giving him a wealth of experience and stories to share with his audience members. In his book, “The Creator Mindset,” Bashan sets out the formula that he has been working on for over two decades and by booking Bashan as the keynote for your next event, you can give this important knowledge to your audience.
2. Jared Milrad
Jared Milrad is an award-winning filmmaker, entrepreneur, and advocate for inclusion and social change. Milrad is the founder of A Show For A Change and Movikarma, which is a nonprofit backed by WarnerMedia and Lionsgate, that has the goal of empowering underrepresented minorities to find their place in Hollywood and pave the way for a more inclusive future. In his podcast, “Rewriting Hollywood,” Milrad interviews underrepresented voices in Hollywood to give them a chance to tell their stories. Aside from his work in Hollywood, Milrad worked for President Obama on both of his presidential campaigns and served in both of his administrations. Additionally, he founded the Civic Legal Corps, a nonprofit that aims to inspire new attorneys to expand access to legal services to those who cannot afford it. In all of his ventures, Milrad has been and continues to be inspirational and effective, and throughout his keynote address, he will teach your audience to harness their own personal power to do the same.
1. Lydia Musher
Lydia Musher is former business-school professor, entrepreneur, and author. Musher holds an MBA in marketing and entrepreneurship from Wharton and two degrees in computer science from MIT, and that is what she managed to accomplish before her over 20 years of experience in business leadership. She has devoted much of her research to better understanding the intersection of personal relationships and work, where she has found ways to help others invest in work relationships in order to achieve greater satisfaction, deeper ownership and lower turnover as a whole. We live in a world where people are becoming increasingly disconnected and Musher is just the speaker to change that for your audience. Musher will leave anyone in attendance inspired to build deeper connections in the workplace, and help them take away concrete ways to achieve greater success by understanding how to work with others.
Should I book a speaker for my event?
In today’s age, our attention span is dwindling. A technological era in which we can get rushes of dopamine to our brain in a couple seconds by scrolling on a variety of social media platforms has created an atmosphere where we quickly become uninterested by something if we are not immediately curious to hear more. In an event, this means being able to grab your audience’s attention immediately and pull them in, wanting to hear more. This is where hiring a speaker for an event comes into play. The speakers that are on Engage’s website are some of the most high-class, interesting stories you will ever hear. Engage has the stories and speakers that will hold your audience captive with interest.
To learn more about Engage, its talent, and how to book your next speaker contact us at info@letsengage.com or visit https://www.letsengage.com/.
