Explore speaking calls, podcast connections, and places to practice. Check the fit and the original terms before preparing a pitch.
Manually researched October 9, 2026. This is a dated starting collection, not a live vacancy feed. Listings are not independently vetted hosts or guaranteed bookings. Deadline labels update in your browser; source details still need a fresh check.
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Where: Confirm 2027 venue and session arrangements with organizer
Deadline: November 13, 2026 · closing time and timezone not specified on the reviewed form
Who it may fit: Marketing measurement practitioners with a substantial case study or analytical method to explain.
Requirements, costs & questions to check
The form favors more advanced sessions and excludes promotional presentations. It states that software-vendor submissions require a customer co-presenter. Confirm compensation, travel, event dates, and logistics with the organizer.
Prepare: A focused title, attendee takeaways, a relevant case study, and an accurate short bio.
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Where: London, UK · May 18–20, 2027; regular sessions May 19–20
Deadline: November 30, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. GMT (UTC+00:00)
Who it may fit: People with practical Microsoft, Copilot, AI-agent, security, or workplace-technology experience. First-time speakers are explicitly welcomed.
Requirements, costs & questions to check
The call covers regular 45- or 75-minute sessions, not workshops, with up to three submissions. The listing describes a conference ticket, speaker dinner, and up to two accommodation nights; confirm eligibility and travel terms directly.
Prepare: A real project, demonstration, or lessons learned, with clear audience takeaways.
Where: Online · verify each show’s format and availability
Deadline: No single application deadline · each show sets its own terms
Who it may fit: Podcast hosts looking for guests, and creators exploring guest profiles or collaborations.
Requirements, costs & questions to check
This is a commercial matching service, not a verified booking or an endorsement of members. Check current subscription terms, message limits, and any appearance fees before joining or agreeing to a recording.
Prepare: One useful episode angle, an honest bio, and a relevant sample of your work.
Where: Local, online, and hybrid options depend on club
Deadline: No single deadline · check individual club schedules
Who it may fit: People who want a setting to practice speaking and receive feedback before pitching a conference.
Requirements, costs & questions to check
The finder supports location, schedule, and meeting-format filters. Some clubs have eligibility restrictions. Ask the club about visits, membership costs, accessibility, and current meeting arrangements.
Prepare: A short introduction and one speaking skill you would like to practice.
Deadline: Varies by individual call · check the original organizer
Who it may fit: Marketing educators and researchers whose work matches an academic or specialist conference.
Requirements, costs & questions to check
Many entries are research-paper calls with specific scholarly requirements. They are not general influencer speaking gigs. Follow the linked organizer’s eligibility, submission, and fee information.
Prepare: A research topic or completed study suited to the particular call.
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Before you say yes.
Verify the organizer
Check the official website, recent program or episodes, audience, and submission instructions. Use the source link rather than a forwarded payment request.
Know the commitment
Clarify compensation, expenses, recording and clip permissions, preparation, and cancellation terms. A paid placement should be described accurately.
Make the fit specific
Bring one useful question, one relevant sample, and an honest account of your experience. It is fine to practice more before applying.