2018 Is The Celebration Of 40 Years In Business For Celebrity Speakers
Aug 5, 2018
Founded in 1978 by the late Christine Maher, Celebrity Speakers celebrates in 2018 the 40th year of providing professional keynote speakers, MC’s, and entertainers to the Corporate, Government and Association events markets in Australia and Internationally.
Sydney, Australia - August 5, 2018 /PressCable/ —
Celebrity Speakers is Australia’s premier Speakers’ Bureau. It represents the acknowledged leaders and experts from Business, Media, Science, Sport and Entertainment from Australia and around the world. They provide informed advice about the best people to Inspire, Inform, Educate and Entertain audiences at events ranging from a boardroom lunch for 10 people, to an International Conference with 10,000 people.
Mr David Maher, Managing Director of Celebrity Speakers since 2006 made these comments when asked about the 40-year celebration of the founding of the bureau, “It is a wonderful milestone for us to achieve and reflects the dedication and desire of our founder, Christine Maher, to provide a sustainable world class service all those years ago. In that time, there has been tremendous change from teams working in office environments to the modern corporate now working in virtual teams. Our bringing the best people to assist create greater workplace connectivity has never been more important than it is today.”
The bureau is truly global with international placements of keynote and after dinner speakers to all parts of the globe including Henry Kissinger, Neil Armstrong, the Dalai Lama and numerous heads of state, leaders of industry and sporting celebrities.
“It is incredible to think that four decades ago, Christine Maher created the world’s first Celebrity Speakers Bureau and it still remains in its original form. A bureau established to identify & provide ‘talent to inspire.’ Our team have continued the very highest standards set by Christine which have stood the test of time well, that we look to maintain for the next 40 years!” said Mr Maher.
To learn more about Celebrity Speakers and how they can help you with your next event, visit the website here: https://www.celebrityspeakers.com.au/
About Celebrity Speakers
Celebrity Speakers was established in 1978 and has been managed by Mr David Maher since 2006. Its head office is in Sydney CBD and is Australia’s premier Speakers’ Bureau. They are known for finding inspiring talent, for any event, be it a lunch of 10 to a conference of 10 000 people.
The bureau specialise in providing informed advice about the best keynote speakers, MC’s, and entertainers to the Corporate, Government and Association events markets in Australia and Internationally. Talent to Inspire, educate, inform and entertain.
Contact Info:
Name: Mr David Maher
Organization: Celebrity Speakers
Address: Head Office – History House 133 Macquarie Street, Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia
Phone: +61-2-9251-1333
For more information, please visit https://www.celebrityspeakers.com.au
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 389254
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