According to the best Philadelphia keynote speakers and PA futurists, here’s who’s booking thought leaders lately…
SAP – The business software giant books Philadelphia keynote speakers on innovation and technology for their SAPPHIRE NOW conference held annually in town.
Comcast Corporation – The telecom giant based in Philly invites inspirational figures like Will Smith to serve as Philadelphia keynote speakers for internal forums and conferences.
Forbes Under 30 Summit – This event for young entrepreneurs has featured speakers like Mark Cuban, Sara Blakely and Alicia Keys.
Philadelphia Convention Center – Major trade shows and conventions held here book industry expert keynotes tailored to each event’s focus.
Wharton Business School – The prestigious Penn university business school hosts influential Philadelphia keynote speakers like LinkedIn CEO Reid Hoffman.
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce – Local business leader and economic development focused keynotes at Chamber events.
Philadelphia 76ers – The NBA team has hosted basketball legends like Allen Iverson and Julius Erving for on-court speeches.
Einstein Healthcare Network – This Philadelphia area hospital group engages healthcare and motivational keynotes for public events.
Philly Tech Week – Annual tech festival featuring the best Philadelphia keynote speakers, futurists, tech CEOs, and innovation-focused speakers.
SAP’s Autism at Work Summit – SAP’s hiring focused event for people with autism has featured speakers like Temple Grandin in Philly.
City of Philadelphia – Government events host civic, business, and community leader speakers relevant to city initiatives.
University of Pennsylvania – The Ivy League university hosts influencers across disciplines like actor Denzel Washington for commencement addresses.
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