Speakers

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Hot Speakers

	Speaker Suzanne Paul A household name who has gone from rags to riches, from bankruptcy to winning Dancing with the Stars, to re-launching herself with the hugely successful Natural Glow which made her original fortune. An inspirational speaker who can motivate sales forces and individuals to never give up.	Ask a Question? *Name: *Company: *Email: *Phone: - Question: *Security code: Privacy Policy
	Speaker Li Cunxin Best Selling Author Mao' s Last Dancer & Pulic Speaker
	Speaker Shane Jacobson Well-known from his memorable character performance in "Kenny", Shane Jacobson's comedic career has been on the rise since the age of 10.
	Speaker Tom O'Toole The inspirational 'Baker from Beechworth' who has built his bakery into one of Australia's greatest success stories.		Speaker Michele A'Court Six-time winner of the NZ Comedy Guild’s Best Female Comedian Award, Michele A’Court has forged a successful career as a stand-up comedian, corporate entertainer, actor, voice artist and writer.
	Speaker Tony Laker Tony was born & raised in Bluff, the son of a fisherman. He describes his schooling as simply eating his lunch until he was old enough for someone to decide if he was bright enough to steer the boat or just work the deck.