 | Paul Kurtz -- Washington D.C. USA, Contact for fee schedule
Since 9/11, federal, state and local governments and the private sector have struggled to define roles and responsibilities in protecting the homeland. At the federal level, the struggle has been complicated by new bureaucracies, clashing cultures, law and politics. At the state and local level, there is a search for federal leadership and funding, without unnecessary strings. The private sector—which owns and operates the vast majority of the critical infrastructure in the U.S—is prepared to help but needs a level playing field among peers and resists new regulation. Between all levels, information sharing is an agreed necessity, but progress has been limited.
Phone: 760-673-7700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | Steven Levy -- New York USA, Contact for fee schedule 
As senior editor of Newsweek and columnist for Wired Magazine, Steven Levy has been at the forefront of technology, the people who make it, and its effects on all of us since 1975. Levy is an authority on technology and innovation and his articles, opinion pieces and reviews have appeared in a wide range of publications, including Harper’s, Premiere, The New Yorker and The New York Times Magazine. Levy’s close relationship with the key figures in technology—including Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos and the Google guys—has helped him consistently deliver unique, inside coverage that breaks news and provides precious insight on the amazing products and personalities of the fascinating the vital world of technology.
Phone: 760-673-7700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | Gene Marks -- Pennsylvania USA, 5.0k to 10.0k
Drawing from more than 20 years experience both as a "Big 4" corporate consultant and small business owner, serving more than 500 small businesses and 2000 individuals, and from interviews with hundreds of other business owners on how they do things quicker and better, nationally recognized speaker and columnist Gene Marks presents his unified small business management seminars: Quicker! Better! Wiser!
Phone: 760-673-7700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | Phil Noble -- South Carolina USA, 5.0k to 10.0k
Ever since 1960, when he handed out brochures for John F. Kennedy at the age of nine, Phil Noble has been on the front lines of political campaigning. Now, according to Noble and as evidenced by the groundbreaking campaign "Obama for America," that front line is located squarely online. The founder of PoliticsOnline, a website that tracks how the web is used in politics and the civic sector around the world, Noble is not only an expert on politics, the Internet, and campaigning, but he also speaks frankly and with great humor about how Barack Obama and his ascendancy to the top of the Democratic Party has changed the face of America's electoral future, and how the lessons of his campaign can change the way marketers think about reaching audien
Phone: 760-673-7700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | Corey Perlman -- Michigan USA, 15.0k to 20.0k
Corey Perlman is the President of eBoot Camp, Inc., an education company that provides people with the knowledge and skills to effectively market their business on the Web. Through interactive books, seminars and workshops, Corey quickly transforms business owners, entrepreneurs and company employees into Internet marketing “Monsters!” Since 2005, Corey has conducted over 200 eBoot Camp workshops and seminars to public audiences as well as small and mid size companies all over the United States. With layman’s terms and a learn-by-doing approach, these workshops and seminars have earned an overall exceeded-expectations rating of over 90%. His book, eBoot Camp (Wiley Publishing), is in stores now.
Phone: 760-673-7700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | David Pogue -- Connecticut USA, 20.0k to 25.0k
David Pogue is the personal-technology columnist for the New York Times. Each week, he contributes a print column, an online column and an online video. His daily blog, "Pogue''s Posts," is the Times's most popular blog. David is also an Emmy award-winning tech correspondent for CBS News, a frequent guest on NPR's "Morning Edition," and a regular on CNBC.
Phone: 760-673-7700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | Marc Prensky -- , 25.0k to 30.0k
Marc Prensky is an internationally acclaimed speaker, writer, consultant, visionary and innovator in the field of education and learning.
Considered one of the world’s leading experts on the connection between technology and learning, Strategy+Business magazine calls Prensky “That rare visionary who implements.” Marc’s professional focus is on reinventing the learning process, designing new pedagogy and curriculum for the digital generation, and combining the motivation of new technology, video games and other highly engaging activities with educational and business content.
Phone: 760-673-7700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | Sam Richter -- Minnesota USA, 5.0k to 10.0k
Sam Richter is an internationally recognized expert on sales, marketing, and leadership. His award-winning experience includes building innovative technology, sales, and marketing programs for start-up companies and some of the world\'s most famous brands.
Phone: 760-673-7700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | T.C. Roekle -- Michigan USA, 5.0k to 10.0k
T.C. Roekle is a highly respected educator and co-author who has solid leadership experience with a focus on innovative strategies to raise student and staff performance at the building, district, and state level. As a speaker, she forms a powerful connection with her audiences through personal experiences and insights. In her entertaining and thought-provoking presentations, she will assist you in identifying specific goals and objectives that will enable your school to thrive today and into the future.
Phone: 760-673-7700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | Michael Rogers -- New York USA, 10.0k to 15.0k
One of the nation's leading experts on the impact of technology on business and society, Michael Rogers is editor and general manager of Newsweek.com and a contributing editor for Newsweek. He is also vice president of Washingtonpost Newsweek Interactive, the electronic publishing subsidiary of The Washington Post Company. At Newsweek, he created the magazine's award winning technology section, covering topics ranging from Chernobyl and genetic engineering to computers and the Internet. He currently serves as managing editor of Newsweek Interactive, for which he produced the world's first CD-ROM news magazine as well as areas on Prodigy, America Online, and the Internet. A captivating speaker and frequent guest on radio and television, Rogers has addressed audiences worldwide ranging from venture capitalists and corporate executives to educators, college students, and the general public.
Phone: 760-673-7700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | Ford Saeks -- Kansas USA, 10.0k to 15.0k
An Entrepreneur almost since birth, when he tried to sell tickets to his kindergarten class for recess, Ford Saeks is now positioned as one of America's "Top Marketing Mentors." Ford's sales-producing, profit generating solutions help people reach success in their new or existing business ventures by making every dollar count.
Phone: 760-673-7700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | Winn Schwartau -- Florida USA, 5.0k to 10.0k
Winn Schwartau, one of the country's leading experts on information security, infrastructure protection and electronic privacy is often referred to as "the civilian architect of information warfare." He coined the term "Electronic Pearl Harbor" and was the Project Lead of the Manhattan Cyber Project Information Warfare and Electronic Civil Defense Team. Today, he balances his time between writing, lecturing, building corporate and national security awareness programs and consulting. Mr. Schwartau is a popular and entertaining keynote speaker and interactive seminar leader who always keeps his audiences awake with thought provoking insights and commentary. His recent lectures have included: Banking Association, West Point, CitiCorp, UBS International, SUN Microsystems Security Tour. NASA, FBI, NATO, Sandia National Labs, Naval Postgraduate School, Swedish Government, SCIP France, IIR Australia, Dutch Police and more.
Phone: 760-673-7700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | David Meerman Scott -- Massachusetts USA, 15.0k to 20.0k
His book The New Rules of Marketing & PR opened people’s eyes to the new realities of marketing and public relations on the Web. Six months on the BusinessWeek best-seller list and published in more than 25 languages from Bulgarian to Vietnamese, New Rules is now a modern business classic. He is a recovering VP of marketing for two publicly traded technology companies and was also Asia marketing director for Knight-Ridder, at the time one of the world’s largest newspaper and electronic information companies. David’s popular blog and hundreds of speaking engagements around the world give him a singular perspective on how businesses are implementing new strategies to reach buyers.
David Meerman Scott is a marketing strategist, entrepreneur, keynote speaker, seminar leader and the author of the number one best selling PR and marketing book The New Rules of Marketing and PR: How to use news releases, blogs, viral marketing and online media to reach buyers directly which is being published in 22 languages.
Phone: 760-673-7700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | Jack Shaw -- Georgia USA, 5.0k to 10.0k
For over 25 years, Jack Shaw has been a leader in assessing the impact of new technologies on the evolution of business strategy. He has helped hundreds of companies increase sales, manage costs, improve productivity and gain competitive advantage by integrating leading-edge technologies into business practices. Recognized internationally for his expertise in eBusiness, Jack has spoken to audiences in a wide variety of industries in 20 countries. He is known for his thought provoking and informative presentations for executives and managers – presentations given in the language of strategy and business, not technical jargon.
Phone: 760-673-7700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | Michael Tchong -- California USA, 10.0k to 15.0k
Mr. Tchong has enjoyed a remarkable and distinguished career in advertising, software, publishing and the Internet. Prior to Ubercool, he founded five successful companies including MacWEEK, where his intuitive sense that the Macintosh would become the tool of choice for the graphic arts industry lifted this weekly’s annual revenues from less than $500,000 to $18 million in just four years. In 1992, he started Atelier Systems, which focused on “personal communication” software. Realizing the potential of the Internet back in 1994, Michael Tchong founded Interstellar, a consulting and publishing company, which spawned CyberAtlas, a preeminent market research site. His subsequent start-up, ICONOCAST, a bi-weekly online newsletter aimed at the emerging wave of Internet marketing, was sold in 1998.
Phone: 760-673-7700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | Jay Walker -- Connecticutt USA, Contact for fee schedule
Jay Walker is a technology pioneer who turns new ideas into BIG opportunities. Whether it’s changing the way consumers buy groceries and airline tickets (priceline.com) or changing the way old line companies approach their businesses, Walker and his team have invented over 600 proprietary business systems that solve problems in industries ranging from travel to defense to retail to restaurants to vending to publishing to gaming and entertainment.
Phone: 760-673-7700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | Mike Walsh -- California USA, 20.0k to 25.0k
Mike Walsh is an expert on emerging markets. His new book, The Divergence (published 2012), charts the rise of online consumers in the fast growth BRIC markets. His central contention is that tomorrow's web will be radically different to conventional Western models and will require entirely new engagement strategies. CEO of the consumer innovation research agency Tomorrow, Walsh advises some of the world's leading brands and corporations and is a global authority on the new media revolution.
Phone: 760-673-7700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
 | David Weinberger, Ph.D -- Massachusetts USA, 15.0k to 20.0k
Called a "marketing guru" by the Wall Street Journal, David has delivered acclaimed keynote presentations at IBM, Disney, Yahoo and many more. He's co-author of "The Cluetrain Manifesto," the bestseller that cut through the hype and showed business the Web's real lesson - markets are conversations, and so are businesses. David is a frequent commentator on National Public Radio's All Things Considered and Here and Now. He's written for The New York Times, Harvard Business Review, Wired, USA Today, and many more. David is a columnist for Darwin Magazine and Knowledge Management World, and writes an influential business technology newsletter and a daily "weblog." He was a philosophy professor for six years, a marketing VP, a dot-com entrepreneur before most people know what a home page was, and a strategic marketing consultant to household-name multinationals as well as to the most innovative startups.
Phone: 760-673-7700 ---
E-mail: Speakers@speaking.com |
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