If you're looking for a motivational speaker for your school, considering searching Google under the term youth motivational speakers. Anyone worth considering will come up quickly on Google.
There are a billion youth motivational speakers out there. If you're an activities director, leadership teacher or school administrator, your mailbox is probably stuffed with their brochures and postcards. All of them promise to change the lives of your students, but how do you know which youth speakers can really deliver what they promise? The last thing you want is to put someone in front of your students who can't hold their attention.
I highly recommend you find your motivational speaker on the web. It may seem simple, but the best speakers do tend to rank high. Google led me to one motivational speaker Scott Greenberg. He's considered one of the top youth motivational speakers in North America, and has considerable experience at schools and student conferences. I hadn't seen him before.
Another option is to use a speakers bureau. Be sure to tell them you want a youth motivational speaker, as many corporate presenters don't know how to connect with teens. Asking around to other schools and student organization has also been a source for some good speakers.
Finally, if you've been happy with some of the youth motivational speakers you've used in the past, ask them for recommendations. They're out there in the industry and will be familiar with who's out there, their skill level and their price range.
Speakers for youth can really make a difference for your student group. Take time to find the right people and you'll see the difference in your students.
