Speaking Business podcast
Welcome to Speaking Business Podcast hosted by former international Speaker Bureau Owner and Agent Maria Franzoni.Speaking Business Podcast is a practical no waffle no nonsense podcast packed with actionable advice for Speakers wanting to be more bookable and make more money.
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How Awards Help Speakers Become More Visible, Credible and Bookable with Donna O'Toole (opens the original)
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In this episode of Speaking Business Podcast, I'm joined by Donna O'Toole, award-winning entrepreneur, bestselling author of WIN , founder of August Recognition and co-founder of AwardsApp.ai. Donna helps businesses and individuals raise their profile through credible awards, and in this conversation we talk about how recognition can support visibility, trust and commercial growth, especially for speakers who want to become better known and more bookable. We discuss the difference between credib
Alex Atherton: Building a Speaking Business When You're Starting from Nothing (opens the original)
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In this episode of Speaking Business Podcast, I'm joined by Alex Atherton, an ex-secondary school head teacher, keynote speaker, author of The Snowflake Myth , and a winner at the 2025 Speaker Awards. Alex shares how he moved from running schools to building a speaking business, and why hearing young people dismissed as "snowflakes" pushed him to create a keynote that challenges lazy stereotypes about Gen Z. We talk about the disconnect between older leaders and younger professionals, why Gen Z'
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