Mark Scharenbroich Speaking Fee: $20,000 to $30,000

Mark Scharenbroich is a distinguished keynote speaker known for his unique ability to connect with audiences through insightful storytelling and genuine humor. His journey began in the heart of Minnesota, where he developed a keen interest in human connection and communication early on. Mark's career initially took off as an award-winning writer, director, and performer with a comedy troupe, which honed his skills in engaging with diverse groups. Best known for his book, "Nice Bike: Making Meaningful Connections on the Road of Life," Mark delves into the importance of recognition, appreciation, and engaging with others to foster meaningful relationships. The concept of "Nice Bike" originated from a memorable experience Mark had at a Harley-Davidson rally, which later became a powerful metaphor for acknowledging others and building connections. This simple yet profound message is a cornerstone of his presentations, resonating deeply with audiences worldwide. MarkÕs expertise spans over three decades, during which he has delivered thousands of keynote speeches to businesses, educational institutions, and associations. He has a unique talent for weaving personal anecdotes with actionable insights, making his presentations both relatable and impactful. His approach is not just about motivation; it's about inspiring real, lasting change in how individuals interact and connect within teams and organizations. In addition to his speaking engagements, Mark is a celebrated member of the National Speakers Association (NSA) and has been honored with its prestigious Hall of Fame award. This accolade recognizes his significant contributions to the speaking profession and his exceptional ability to inspire and lead through spoken word. Dedicated, approachable, and exceptionally skilled, Mark Scharenbroich stands out as a thought leader in fostering authentic human connections. His work continues to inspire leaders and teams to cultivate environments of recognition and belonging, ultimately driving both personal and organizational success.