Workplace Culture Keynote Speakers
The meetings that could have been emails. The corporate jargon. The boundaries nobody talks about. The best workplace culture keynotes say out loud what everyone in the room is already thinking, and that is exactly when culture starts to change.
Spoken Artists books workplace culture keynote speakers, led by creator and entrepreneur Laura Whaley, for town halls, HR and people conferences, employee engagement events and team offsites across Canada, the US and beyond.
Humour that makes people feel seen, not lectured
Real talk on communication, boundaries and modern work
Relevance for hybrid, remote and in-office teams
A free intro call to tailor the message to your culture
Laura Whaley
Content Creator, Entrepreneur & One of the Most Relatable Voices on Modern Workplace Culture
Dr. Miriam Kirmayer
Clinical Psychologist Focused on Relationships & Workplace Connection
Scott Schieman
The sociologist rewriting what work means.
Mark Shapiro
President & CEO, Toronto Blue Jays
LCol (Ret’d) Maryse Carmichael
Canada’s First Female Snowbird Pilot
Dr. Ellen Choi
Organizational Behaviour & Leadership Strategist. Founder, TMU Wellness Lab
Jake Karls, Lezlie Karls & Nick Saltarelli
Co-Founders | Rule Breakers | Brand Builders
How much does a workplace culture keynote speaker cost in Canada and the US?+
Fees depend on the speaker, date, format (in person or virtual) and travel. Share your budget and Spoken Artists will shortlist workplace culture speakers who fit it, with exact quotes within one business day.
Who are good Canadian workplace culture keynote speakers?+
Canadian workplace culture keynote speakers represented by Spoken Artists include Dr. Miriam Kirmayer, LCol (Ret’d) Maryse Carmichael, Dr. Ellen Choi. Every one offers a free intro call before booking.
Do your speakers travel to the United States?+
Yes. Spoken Artists speakers regularly keynote across Canada and the United States, in person or virtually. Quotes are available in CAD or USD.
How far in advance should I book a keynote speaker?+
Three to six months is ideal; six to nine months for peak dates like January sales kickoffs and fall conference season. Short-notice bookings are often still possible — ask.
Can I meet the speaker before I book?+
Yes. Every speaker on the Spoken Artists roster offers a free introductory Zoom call so you can test chemistry and tailor the keynote before committing.