Speaking Services

Chris Steely presents your message in a unique and entertaining way, allowing his audiences to hear it, perhaps for the first time.

Some of the more well known companies Chris has spoken to are Nextel, McKee Foods,  Johnson & Johnson, Nevada’s Technology Venture Corporation, University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV), Deloitte Consulting, Gwinnett County Public Schools, and CSX Railroad.  

Chris has been featured as a speaker to such professional audiences as the  1989 American Marketing Association Convention in Chicago, and 1998 GITA annual convention in San Diego, presenting leadership skills, developing audiences’ capabilities, and announcing the specifications and roll out plans for state of the art GIS enterprise software solutions.

Chris has shared the stage with numerous world-class presenters, facilitators, and business leader, and has co-authored books with Steven Covey, John Gray, and Les Brown. Chris was the master of ceremonies for the New Zealand Business Awards in Auckland in November 2008, and has served with the world’s most esteemed leaders on global dialogue for social transformation and inspiration. 

“Chris, Thank you for helping find out a little bit more about me, the Portuguese team, and the overall system. We've had two miraculous days of discovery and selling together that I am sure have worked us all. Finding out why it is essential for me to draw my future path. Thank you for helping me build the structures of this new road! See you soon.” – Elsa Doris, Business Coach, Portugal (February 25, 2009)

Keynote Speeches

(approximately 1-2 hours in length)

A keynote speech is designed to deliver a meaningful and compelling message to a large audience. Though the time is short, Chris’ engaging, humorous, and entertaining style quickly builds rapport with his audience, while his innate ability to weave the customer’s current objectives and relevant issues into the keynote content will ensure his client’s needs are met. 

Chris does not have a set speech prepared for his events. Instead, he works with a number of subject themes that help frame each company’s unique message. Such possible keynote themes may include:

• The Inspiration of Leadership  
• Doing What It Takes to Live Your Best Life Now; Developing Consistent Performance Through Time  
• Understanding and Living your Purpose  
• The Power of Your Vision  
• Leveraging Your Ideals to Develop Your Thoughts into Winning Actions  
• Thriving on Change:  How to Adjust and Thrive in a Rapidly Advancing World  
• The Power of Personal Responsibility: Getting Out of Victimization, Entitlement and Blame and Jazzing Up Your Life.