#131: How To Become A World Class Speaker with Gary Vaynerchuk’s Partner Zach Nadler, CEO of Vayner Speakers
It is like the wild wild west out here in the speaking business! The industry is constantly changing and I know from experience how crazy it has been in the last 2 years ALONE! How do we navigate this business? And even better, how do we LEVEL UP?! Zach Nadler, CEO of Vayner Speakers, speaker agent, and partner of Gary Vaynerchuk, joins me today to give an insider perspective on where the industry is going and how to become successful. Listen in for invaluable advice on how to put in the work, embrace patience, and take constructive criticism to totally transform your business!
About The Guest:
Zach Nadler is the CEO and co-founder along with Gary Vaynerchuk, of VaynerSpeakers, a disruptive speakers bureau built to help the modern event planner, consulting with organizations hosting events to help provide speakers that will impact audiences in a meaningful way. Prior to working with Gary, Zach worked at CAA for almost 11 years as a Speaker Agent, managing politicians, athletes, nobel prize winners, and F500 execs.
Finding Zach Nadler:
Website: https://vaynerspeakers.com/
Email: zach@vaynerspeakers.com
Twitter: @ZachNad
Instagram: @zachnadler
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