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KL160: Become a Bookable Speaker

KL160: Become a Bookable Speaker

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 In this episode of the Keep Leading!® Podcast Eddie Turner interviews Christa Haberstock, the dynamic Founder and President of See Agency. Christa is a renowned speaker and industry expert and the best-selling author of the transformative book, “Become a Bookable Speaker.” Episode Highlights · Discover Christa's new book, Become a Bookable Speaker, which has captivated the industry, achieving Amazon #1 bestseller status for four consecutive weeks and securing a spot on Forbes' list of the 5 Must-Read Books for Personal and Professional Growth in 2024. · Explore Christa's journey of earning over $40 million in speaking fees to revolutionizing speaker management and branding through her groundbreaking ventures. · Discover actionable strategies from Christa’s book to help speakers achieve long-term success in the ever-evolving events industry. About Christa Haberstock Christa Haberstock, the CEO and Founder of See Agency, Bookable Speakers, See Agency Consulting, and Plan See, is a driving force in the events industry with nearly 30 years of expertise. Her numerous achievements and accolades speak volumes, with her agencies recognized on the Inc. 5000 list and Christa herself receiving the Above and Beyond Award and Dottie Walters Helping Hand Award. She was also a 2023 finalist for Best Female Entrepreneur by The Stevie® Awards for Women in Business. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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