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Speaking

Keynotes, workshops and podcasts on influence, authority and the power of publishing.

Raam speaks from the publisher's chair: what happens to a leader's standing when their thinking goes on the record, and what happens when it does not. Audiences describe his talks as engaging, entertaining and educational, and organisers describe the response in the room.

Speaker reel

Twenty-four seconds from the stage.

A short cut of Raam in front of an audience: the argument, the pace, and the kind of room he is used to.

Topics

Four talks. Each can be a keynote, a workshop or a conversation.

Book as a Strategy

Most leaders treat a book as a marketing asset, if they think of one at all. Raam's argument is that a book is the strategy document for the next decade of a leader's standing: it decides what they are known for, which rooms open, and what their name means when they are not there. This talk lays out Book as a Strategy, B.a.a.S., as a working framework: what to put on the record, in what order, and how to use the finished book in the business, in the market and for the legacy.

For founders, chief executives and the boards and teams around them.

The Power of Publishing

A book does something for a leader that no post, talk, podcast or press mention can: it is complete, it is permanent, it carries their name, and it is the one form of thinking that institutions still take seriously. Drawing on the hundreds of titles the house has published, Raam shows what a book actually does for a leader's standing, and how to write one even if you have never written before, through the interview method Stardom uses.

For conclaves, entrepreneur communities and leadership programs.

Influence and Authority

Influence is what happens in the room. Authority is what happens when you have left it. This talk separates the two, shows why most leaders have plenty of the first and almost none of the second, and lays out how authority is built deliberately: a body of thinking, in your name, where the people who decide can find it and quote it.

For senior executives and professional-services leaders whose reputation is their business.

Leadership Communication in the AI Era

When anyone can generate competent words in seconds, words stop being the scarce thing. The premium moves to judgment, to provenance, and to a named point of view that a person is willing to stand behind. This talk is about how leaders communicate now so that people, and the machines that increasingly answer on their behalf, can tell what is theirs, and trust it.

For leadership teams, communicators and boards thinking about what AI changes for reputation.

Formats

Built for the room you have.

  • KeynoteOne argument, made from the stage, with the evidence of hundreds of published leaders behind it. Adapted to the audience and the theme of the day.
  • WorkshopA working session for a smaller group: each participant leaves with a map of where their authority stands and the first three moves to make.
  • Podcast guestA conversation rather than a pitch. Raam brings stories from the publisher's side of the table that hosts and listeners have not heard before.

Stages

Fourteen cities, four continents.

Raam has spoken at business conclaves across India, the Super Achievers Summit and Super Achievers Academy, the Internet Marketing Super Conference, the Marketers Cruise, many editions of the Bestseller Bootcamp, and at The Authority Forum, which he convenes for the leaders the house has published.

He has shared stages with Michael Penland, Joe Polish, Brendon Burchard, Mike Filsaime, Sharon Lechter, James Schramko, Lisa Scolnick, Diana Dentinger, Adrian Reid, Dirk Van Loon, Xesco Espar, Dr. Joanne, Cydney O'Sullivan, Johann Nogueira and Rolf Foster-Jorgensen, among others.

Orlando · Los Angeles · San Francisco · Las Vegas · San Diego · London · Delhi · Mumbai · Hyderabad · Bengaluru · Hong Kong · Dubai · Sydney · Auckland

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Raam reads every speaking enquiry himself and replies within two business days, usually with a few questions about the audience and the room before anything else.

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    You describe the eventWho is in the room, what the day is for, and what you would want the audience to leave with.
  • 02
    Raam repliesWhether the fit is right, which talk or format suits, and any questions.
  • 03
    Details are settled directlyDates, logistics and terms, in one conversation with Raam or his team.

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