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Celebrity Appearances

Celebrity Appearances Speakers

Make your event memorable by adding a celebrity to your guest list. A celebrity appearance will boost the general interest when advertising your event and will help increase the number of attendees. Whether you are looking for a famous TV personality, a sports icon, an inspirational speaker or a household name to add some glamour to your event, our expert team is here to help.

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Ruby Wax

Travels from UK

Our keynote speaker Ruby Wax is a well known TV personality who has been an active voice in the battle against mental...

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Gyles Brandreth

Travels from UK

Our keynote speaker Gyles Brandreth is one of Britain’s busiest after-dinner speakers. He is a writer, broadcaster and...

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Lady Michelle Mone OBE

Travels from UK

The keynote speaker Michelle Mone, Lady of Mayfair OBE, is a motivational and inspirational orator, entrepreneur and...

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Rachel Hollis

Travels from USA

Keynote speaker Rachel Hollis is an inspirational speaker, best-selling author, and CEO of Chic Media, the foremost...

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Shannon Miller

Travels from USA

Keynote speaker Shannon Miller is the most decorated gymnast in American history, a successful business woman, a cancer...

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About Celebrity Appearances

    • Our keynote speakers in this category may be celebrities who know the ups and downs of life in the spotlight, or they may be experts with knowledge about how and why cultures elevate certain individuals to fame. Whether for a keynote, a celebrity appearance or an after-dinner talk, they are inspiring options when looking for a speaker or presenter for your next event.
    • Celebrities are people who have gained public attention and fame. People may become celebrities in many ways; from their professions, following media appearances, or by complete accident. Successful careers in acting, music, sports and entertainment are commonly associated with celebrity status.
    • The second half of the 20th century saw television and popular music bring new forms of celebrity. Public fascination began to go beyond the on-screen adventures of movie stars, and their private lives made headline news.