International Speakers Group

Jaquie Scammell believes everyone has a purpose. When people in business know what their value is, they contribute to the higher purpose of the business. The more engaged and happy staff are in the workplace, the healthier a business. What Jaquie stands for Why serve when we can inspire? My eyes light up when I witness[…] Read More

Leading by example and regarded as one of the AFL’s toughest players physically and mentally Luke Hodge became one of Hawthorn’s all time great captains in 2015 by captaining the Hawks to their third straight premiership. In 2014 Hodge captained the premiership team and won the Norm Smith Medal for the second time. His two[…] Read More

Sandra Sully has cemented herself as one of the most recognisable faces on Australian television. To viewers she is an absolute delight, a professional journalist with the expertise to transcend the ‘read’ and really ‘tell’ the story with warmth, sincerity and the ability to be objective at all times. Sandra was for 15 years the[…] Read More

Highly experienced corporate moderator/facilitator and MC Tracey Curro began her career as a reporter on regional television in Shepparton, Victoria. A year later she returned to her home state to join National Nine News Brisbane as a reporter and weekend news presenter, before being head-hunted by Channel 10 to present Eyewitness News Melbourne and Ten[…] Read More

Sami Lukis is an inspiration to those that meet her. She is confident, intelligent, outgoing, funny and most importantly,  a true professional. Sami graduated from the Queensland University of Technology with a Bachelor of Business Communication, majoring in Film and Television, and a minor in Journalism. In her final year, Sami was awarded the Federation[…] Read More

If you are looking to run an event roughly the same as last year’s or to induce the same eye-rolling accompanied with most speeches about motivation, inspiration and ‘following your dreams’… well, Adam probably isn’t for you! However… if you are looking for a transformative, engaging and perhaps even provocative speaker who will plant the[…] Read More

Will Fowles is best known for being elected to the Melbourne Cricket Club Committee in 2005, aged just 27. Since that time, he has moved amongst Australia’s sporting elite, assembling a dazzling array of insider anecdotes and observations. An accomplished auctioneer, he has conducted hundreds of fundraisers in Sydney, Canberra, Rockhampton and Melbourne; for organisations[…] Read More

Kieren Perkins is a hero of the Australian sporting arena. From Captain of Swimming at Brisbane Boys’ College in 1990 to dual Olympic gold medallist just six years later, Kieren has added an impressively long list of awards and achievements to his name. His technically perfect Olympic gold-medal winning performances at Atlanta and Barcelona over[…] Read More

David Faulkner; the legendary front man from Hoodoo Gurus is now available to perform and speak at corporate events. A member of the Aria Hall of Fame, Dave is currently writing music reviews for The Saturday Paper, presenting new material and sharing his opinions on the current scene. His speaking engagements will provide you with[…] Read More

A Special Forces soldier with an incredible tale of survival and strength, Damien is one of Australia’s most prolific and inspiring public speakers.

Lydia Lassila has represented Australia in four Winter Olympic Games. She currently holds three world records, the latest being the first woman in history ever to perform the quad-twisting somersault. Lydia has always set the bar high and has been out of her comfort zone and pushing the boundaries since her Olympic dream spawned at[…] Read More

Kerri-Anne Kennerley is one of Australia’s most iconic media personalities and has been a favourite with Australian television audiences for more than 30 years, Since her first appearance on television in 1963. She has worked in a variety of different roles in the entertainment industry, from cabaret singer to radio station CEO. Born in Sandgate,[…] Read More