How to book Debbie for speaking
The quickest way to reach Debbie is to fill out her speaking request form. She can usually get back to you within 24 hours. Reach her by phone at 202.255.1467 ET.
Why hire Debbie Weil
Named one of the Most Influential Women in Technology by Fast Company, Debbie has inspired, informed and entertained executives and marketers throughout the U.S., Canada, the UK, Europe, Australia, the Middle East and China. Her keynotes and workshops are praised for being clear and provocative. Her trademark style, informal and unpretentious, engages every audience.
Her topics are the why and how of social media and blogging as well as a broader look at the intersection of publishing, marketing and innovation.
She tailors each presentation to the audience’s knowledge level and business goals. More importantly, she anticipates the audience’s questions and addresses their needs. Participants can expect to walk away with a healthy dose of inspiration, big ideas and hands-on tactics they can execute immediately.
Disarmed executives at internal presentation for Elli Lilly
"Obviously expert in Social Media constructs, Debbie disarmed our client’s executives with her easy going style, self-deprecating humor and quick wit." - David Milliken, Blueline Simulations
Praise for keynote in Dubai
It was such a pleasure having you as a speaker. Your presentation was amazing and I truly enjoyed it! - Kosta Petrov, Conference Director for The New Media Event
Debbie’s speaking and workshop topics
5 Truths About Marketing to Baby Boomers With Social Media [VIDEO and SLIDES]
Your Digital Footprint: Personal, Professional or Both? [SLIDES]
Corporate Blogging: a Revolution in Corporate Communications [VIDEO]
Make Meaning: How to Find Your Social Media Sweet Spot [SLIDES]
5 Ways to Kill Your Corporate Blog [VIDEO]
Social Media 101 workshop [SLIDES]
Friending Over 50: What Baby Boomers’ Fast Growing Adoption of Social Media Means to You [Ignite DC talk]
Corporate Blogging Keynote: Ready / Fire / Aim
Link to video on YouTube.
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- Debbie
