About this event
Money isn’t everything. Money can’t buy you love. But when you’re running a speaking
business, there’s no avoiding the significant part that money plays in helping your world go round.
That’s why the next in-person PSA London meeting is devoted to sharing ways in which you can ensure you get the maximum financial return for the speaking you do.
We’ve got two keynote talks from people with exceptional insight into the financial side of the speaking game, and I can promise you will leave with a batch of practical steps you can take to boost your bottom line.
A lot of words get used up in sermons delivered across the professional speaking community about the sacred act of fee setting, the sanctity of minimum fees, and the existential dangers of speaking for free. The reality is that there are many forms of value we can derive from a speech beyond the financial. From access to audiences we might not be able to reach, through to platforms to try out new materials in a ‘safe space’ – we need to think about the wider strategic fit of any opportunity. In this session, Rohit will talk about assessing different forms of value, and how he has factored them into the development of his speaking business over the last 30 years.
We’ll also have an Ask The Expert session that will focus on the subject of “am I worthy of the money”, tackling that imposter syndrome when it appears. , as well as two
showcases.
As ever, there will be plenty of opportunities to network with old friends and new, as
well as breakfast and an excellent hot lunch.
I’m really looking forward to the day, and I hope you are too – see you there! Queen Vic
Keynote speakers
Former International Speaker Bureau owner and founder of the Speaking Business Academy, a training company teaching speakers how to apply the strategies and systems used by speaker bureaus to grow their businesses.
Sarah Fox is a lawyer who is an expert in writing contracts in just 500 words.
Having spent years training people on complex contracts, she realised they were simply shoved in a drawer and nobody cared. So she’s leading a one-woman revolution for contracts that you can read, understand and use, whatever your line of business. Frankly, as no-one takes her seriously, she has had to write books to prove it actually can be done.
World” (a Business Book Awards Finalist 2022).
Sajna Rahman is a dynamic speaker, leadership coach, and corporate consultant who empowers individuals and organisations to achieve their full potential. With over two decades of experience across global markets, she excels at bridging cultural, generational, and organisational gaps to create transformative leadership experiences.
Sajna has worked with large global companies and medium-sized enterprises, delivering leadership programs and coaching that inspire bold action, meaningful connections, and purposeful growth. Known for her engaging storytelling and practical wisdom, she equips audiences with the clarity, courage, and discipline needed to shape their future.
A passionate advocate for personal growth and empowerment, Sajna helps others rise beyond limitations and lead with impact.
Rohit is a global futurist, award-winning keynote speaker, author, and the CEO of Fast Future. He focuses on helping clients develop ‘ready for anything’ leadership that can understand and respond to critical forces and developments shaping the future. He explores themes ranging from geo-political and economic shifts through to sustainability, AI, and other disruptive technologies. His keynotes and immersive education sessions are tailored to the needs and context of the client organisation. In a 25 year+ speaking career, Rohit has delivered 2,000+ speeches to leadership audiences in 80+ countries, for rates from £100 to £30,000. He has co-authored and edited nine books on the emerging future.
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Vicky O'Farrell
