CEO keynote speakers are true leaders and visionaries of industry. They bring their vast entrepreneurial experience to your company’s event and also a fresh perspective. These CEO speakers are renowned for their innovative ideas and ability to turn any company in any industry around. Bring one of these CEO keynote speakers to your company’s next event or bring them in for corporate advising.  

Mitch Lowe

Mitch Lowe invested in and became CEO of MoviePass in June 2016. MoviePass is a movie theater subscription service and is headquartered in New York City. The company has recently gained much media attention over its decision to reduce its monthly subscription fee from $30 to $10, allowing users to watch a movie everyday for an entire month at the cost of a single movie ticket. Prior to MoviePass Mitch served as the President of Redbox in 2003 and was a founding executive at Netflix.

Peter Guber

Peter Guber is the founder, chairman, and CEO of Mandalay Entertainment Group. Mandalay’s most recent film, The Birth of A Nation, premiered at Sundance Film Festival and swept up top prizes. Prior to Mandalay, Guber was chairman and CEO of SOny Pictures Entertainment, chairman and CEO of Polygram Entertainment, co-founder of Casablanca Record and Filmworks and President of Columbia Pictures. Currently, Guber is the operating owner and co-managing partner of the Golden State Warriors (2015 and 2017 NBA Champions) and owner of the L.A. Dodgers. Peter is a highly sought after CEO keynote speaker.

Bethenny Frankel

Bethenny Frankel is the founder of Skinnygirl Cocktails in 2011, a low-calorie cocktail brand. Since the company’s founding, Bethenny has expanded the Skinnygirl brand into a lifestyle empire offering women practical and healthy solutions. Some of the many Skinnygirl products include non-alcoholic beverages, and low-calorie popcorn, candy, salad dressing, coffee, tea, sweeteners, and water flavor enhancers. A star on Bravo’s of Real Housewives of New York City, Bethenny was also a runner-up on The Apprentice: Martha Stewart. She is also a five-time author and was named one of Forbes “100 Most Powerful Celebrities”.

Daymond John

Daymond John is a self-made business mogul. He is the founder and CEO of clothing brand FUBU. He pioneered the art of integrating fashion, culture, and music into branding nearly twenty years ago. Daymond is also a “shark” on ABC’s hit show Shark Tank and a two-time author. Daymond continues to set standards of excellence while expanding his interests in fashion, branding, marketing, consulting, entertainment, and beyond. This industry leader, best-selling author, and ground breaking entrepreneurial expert has evolved into a highly sought after business and motivational and CEO keynote speaker.

Tan Le

Tan Le is the founder and CEO of Emotiv, a bio informatics tech company. Emotiv’s brain-computer interface technology incorporates human communication cues into human-computer interactions through the use of a wireless headset. The headset makes it possible to control virtual objects as well as physical electronics with mere thoughts and a little concentration. Le was named Young Australian of the Year and voted one of Australia’s 30 Most Successful Women Under 30. Tan is a sought after tech and CEO keynote speaker who also has an inspirational personal story.

Frits Van Paasschen

Frits Van Paasschen is a seasoned global executive. He served as the CEO of Starwood Hotels and Resorts from 2007-2015 and later served as the CEO of Coors Brewing Company for three years. In addition, Frits has also held executive positions at Nike. Frits is also the author of the Amazon #1 Bestseller The Disruptors Feast. As a CEO keynote speaker, Frits is also passionate about advising and consulting on strategic direction.

Marissa Mayer

Marissa Mayer is the former president and CEO of Yahoo. Her first job out of college was with Google in 1999, where she became the company’s first female engineer and involved work on some of the company’s most recognizable features to date, such as Google Maps, Google Earth, Street View, Google News, and Gmail. In 2012 she was appointed the president and CEO of Yahoo and was tasked with course-correcting the company besieged by declining stock prices. She was also one of only 20 women to run a Fortune 500 company.