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The Mile High Mic

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How the Right Keynote Speaker Changes an Event
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How the Right Keynote Speaker Changes an Event

The right keynote speaker does more than fill an agenda slot—they create momentum, reinforce culture, and leave a lasting impact.

4 min readDenver Speakers Bureau
Five Keynote Speaker Selection Mistakes
Event Planning

Five Keynote Speaker Selection Mistakes

Avoid five common keynote speaker selection mistakes and find a speaker who creates the right impact for your audience.

4 min readDenver Speakers Bureau
Honoring Military Service Through Leadership and Connection
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Honoring Military Service Through Leadership and Connection

Honoring military service is a year-round commitment to courage, sacrifice, leadership, and the communities strengthened by those who serve.

3 min readDenver Speakers Bureau
Amara: A Week of Grace and Celebration
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Amara: A Week of Grace and Celebration

Denver Speakers Bureau celebrates Debbie Siebers and Karen Loucks Rinedollar as they share new work connected by the meaning of Amara: grace.

3 min readDenver Speakers Bureau
Valarie Sion on Confidence Under Pressure
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Valarie Sion on Confidence Under Pressure

Olympic champion Valarie Sion shares how adversity, growth, and experience can build confidence when the stakes are highest.

3 min readDenver Speakers Bureau
Jon Macaskill’s Doorway Reset for Presence
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Jon Macaskill’s Doorway Reset for Presence

Retired Navy SEAL Commander Jon Macaskill shares a simple mindfulness practice for bringing more attention to every moment.

3 min readDenver Speakers Bureau
Shannon Miller and the Magnificent Seven Legacy
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Shannon Miller and the Magnificent Seven Legacy

Thirty years after Atlanta, Shannon Miller shows teams how preparation, resilience, and adaptability create lasting success.

4 min readDenver Speakers Bureau
Matt Vogl Makes Mental Health Actionable
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Matt Vogl Makes Mental Health Actionable

Mental health innovator Matt Vogl combines expertise, humor, and authentic storytelling to help organizations create healthier cultures.

4 min readDenver Speakers Bureau
Chris Natzke on Strength, Growth, and Breakthrough
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Chris Natzke on Strength, Growth, and Breakthrough

On National Senior Health & Fitness Day, Chris Natzke shares how confidence, communication, and performance can keep growing at every stage of life.

3 min readDenver Speakers Bureau
Jamie Shapiro on Building a Connected Culture
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Jamie Shapiro on Building a Connected Culture

Human connection is the heartbeat of strong leadership, healthy culture, and high-performing teams. Jamie Shapiro shows organizations how to make it a daily practice.

3 min readDenver Speakers Bureau
Missy Franklin Makes Waves Beyond the Pool
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Missy Franklin Makes Waves Beyond the Pool

On National Learn to Swim Day, Olympic champion Missy Franklin reminds audiences that growth begins when we step beyond our comfort zone.

3 min readDenver Speakers Bureau
Jeff Wozer on Reclaiming Focus in a Screen-Filled World
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Jeff Wozer on Reclaiming Focus in a Screen-Filled World

Screen-Free Week may happen in May, but Jeff Wozer’s message about presence, focus, and real-world connection matters all year long.

3 min readDenver Speakers Bureau
Sam Adams: Clean Humor That Connects Every Audience
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Sam Adams: Clean Humor That Connects Every Audience

Celebrate National Columnists Day with Sam Adams, a comedian, emcee, and keynote speaker who brings clean humor and meaningful insight to every event.

4 min readDenver Speakers Bureau
Michael Kutcher on Pride and Asking for Help
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Michael Kutcher on Pride and Asking for Help

Michael Kutcher shares a powerful reminder for leaders: asking for help is not weakness—it is a courageous step toward growth and connection.

4 min readDenver Speakers Bureau