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• President’s Message

  Welcome to the website of the National Speakers Association – Wisconsin Chapter (NSA-WI). NSA-WI is proud to be the first chartered chapter of the National Speakers Association.

  If you are planning an event and want to add sparkle, polish, passion, and excitement for your attendees by hiring a proven professional speaker, please click on the “Find a Speaker” link. NSA-WI has more than 50 speakers with a wide variety of topics and expertise.

  If you are a professional speaker, or a person who has the dream and desire to become a professional speaker, you have come to the right place. I remember the first NSA-WI meeting I attended more than 8 years ago. The chapter members immediately made me feel at home. I left totally fired up and excited that I had found a group of professionals who were sincerely interested in helping me develop my speaking career. I highly recommend that you click on the “Next Meeting” link and register to attend our next chapter meeting. You will learn important “tricks of the trade” and make some new friends. Now, that’s a heck of a deal!

  The founder of the National Speakers Association, Cavett Robert, lived, breathed, and left a legacy of growing the pie. In other words, rather than competing for opportunities, he believed in working together to earn more opportunities for everyone. Our chapter lives and breathes the philosophy of growing the pie.

  Please feel free to contact me if I can provide assistance in any way. All of us at NSA-WI are in the business of helping others succeed and growing the pie!

  Happy Serving,
  Rob Bell, Certified Speaking Professional
  President, NSA-WI

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