When teams are looking to transform their practices or spark new thinking around strategy, a targeted session can bring real energy to your event. A speaker on marketing can shed light on the practical challenges of customer communication, digital trends, or brand management, while opening up discussion on the growth levers available to your organisation.
On this page, easily compare profiles of speakers on marketing suited to your seminar or corporate conference. Each speaker brings a unique perspective, whether it’s innovation, commercial performance, or digital transformation, to help your teams step back and leave with actionable ideas. Choosing the right expert means giving your event a pragmatic boost, tailored to your needs and your sector.
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Marketing on the mic: when the room becomes a laboratory of ideas
It only takes a well-delivered session to turn an ordinary meeting into a true marketing workshop. A speaker on marketing doesn’t just present trends; they provoke, test, and circulate ideas. Far from standard speeches, these moments become opportunities to explore together the levers that will move things forward, from storytelling to customer experience.
The impact is seen in the discussions that follow: teams dare to question their assumptions, draw inspiration from real-life cases, and leave with new habits. The marketing conference is no longer just a break in the day but the starting point for lasting momentum, where every participant becomes an agent of real transformation.
From strategy to experience: why a speaker on marketing captivates every department
Marketing now touches every department, from sales to tech to HR. A well-designed marketing conference creates a meeting point where everyone finally understands their role in the promise made to the client. It highlights how every action, even those far from visible campaigns, shapes the perception of the brand.
Feedback is unanimous: it’s often a chance for very different profiles to see themselves as part of the same collective adventure, discovering that the marketing mindset is everywhere—not just among digital or communications experts.
Marketing myths busted live: when the event shakes up habits
How many times have we heard that marketing is just for the dedicated department? On stage, a speaker on marketing reveals what goes on behind the scenes, showing how creativity and agility can be found in every role. The myths fall away and the audience realises that marketing innovation isn’t just for big brands or tech startups.
As the discussion unfolds, barriers come down: marketing becomes a shared playground, where every idea and every piece of feedback can turn into a competitive advantage. This shift in perspective is what leaves a lasting impression after a marketing conference.
Lespeakers: the marketing selection designed to energise your audience
Organising a session that really hits the mark takes more than just picking a trendy topic. At Lespeakers, every profile of speaker on marketing is chosen for their ability to combine deep expertise with a talent for engaging audiences. The goal: to spark lightbulb moments, but also to create a genuine connection with your audience, whatever their level of familiarity with the subject.
You benefit from tailored support to find the right tone, format, and approach for your needs. The aim isn’t just to add another marketing conference to the agenda, but to create an experience that becomes a memorable highlight of your event.
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Emmanuel Vivier
Speaker, author, and AI expert: Giving leaders a head start on AI and the future
- Spoken languages
- English, French
- Speaking locations
- Dans le monde entier
For 28 years, Emmanuel Vivier has been helping executive committees and leaders of large groups transform technological complexity into strategic decisions. Co-founder and Principal Analyst of the HUB Institute (and previously CEO for 10 years of the international agency Vanksen), he is now one of the most listened-to voices on generative AI, agentic AI, and organizational transformation in France and internationall…
Cyril Jamelot
Speaker in communication and storytelling
- Spoken languages
- French, English
International speaker with over 200 conferences in 10 countries in French and English, including 2 TEDx. His interventions cover: Communication - Storytelling - Motivation - Inspiring / intergenerational Management and Leadership - Digital Marketing and Social Selling - Innovation Cyril Jamelot is a former international marketing director, with a background in several multinationals such as Coca-Cola, Yoplait, an…
Patrice Laubignat
Passionate about the relationship between the brand and its customers, I am committed to a human and respectful vision of value-creating marketing
- Spoken languages
- French, English
How to create value? Why does a customer buy your brand rather than another? What is the nature of the bond that connects them to your company? Why are they able to recommend you to others? These are questions that every business leader, every leader, should ask themselves. Challenging one's model, staying ahead of competitors is essential and requires getting into the hearts and minds of customers. Co-Author of M…
Katherine melchior Ray
Katherine Melchior Ray is a global marketing expert with 25+ years in senior leadership roles at the world’s most prestigious luxury, fashion, beauty, and hospitality brands, including Shiseido, Loui…
- Spoken languages
- English, French
Katherine Melchior Ray is one of the world’s leading voices in global marketing. She’s the former Chief Marketing Officer of Shiseido in Tokyo and Babbel in Berlin, and her career includes senior leadership roles at some of the most iconic brands in the world including Louis Vuitton, Nike, Gucci, and Hyatt. Today Katherine is the President of Globe Ally Consulting and teaches global marketing at UC Berkeley’s Haas…
Olivia Pierre-subran
SYNCHRONE™ — When the Commercial & Marketing Alignment Creates Value in Times of Crisis
- Spoken languages
- French, English
"I do not speak of sales-marketing alignment as an observer. I have lived it from both sides of the table for 20 years, in companies that won and in organizations that lost without understanding why." There are speakers on sales performance. There are speakers on digital marketing. There are speakers on leadership and team cohesion. But the subject of the interface between the two — the invisible friction zone that…
Michaela Merk
Customer Experience - Luxury - Leadership - Brand - Retail
- Spoken languages
- French, English
Michaela Merk holds the highest international title for public speaking, the Certified Speaking Professional (CSP). Only four speakers in France held this recognition in 2020. As an expert in emotional and relational intelligence for successfully developing leadership talents, salespeople, and luxury brands, Michaela Merk has inspired over 100,000 people in more than 20 countries for over ten years. She captivates b…
Christophe De cacqueray
Performance through Neuroscience
- Spoken languages
- French, English
Christophe leads a firm specializing in the application of behavioral sciences in client relations. A teacher at Sciences Po (Paris), former innovation director of the Covéa Group (MAAF, MMA, GMF), Christophe graduated from Saint-Cyr and Sciences Po. He is a member of the Franco-British Young Leaders. As a professional speaker, he regularly engages with major players in industry, banking, insurance, consulting, e…
Jean David
Speaker, Keynote Speaker, Senior Marketing Consultant; Opportunity Revealer!
- Spoken languages
- French, English
One of the pioneers and builders of Cirque du Soleil, where he led the marketing department as vice-president for 15 years from 1984 to 1999. He is one of the main architects of Cirque du Soleil, as described in the book Blue Ocean Strategy. During this time, he distinguished himself through innovative methods by commercializing the Big Top and introducing its magic to other cultures on four continents. Jean is a c…
Nathalie Badreau
Strategic Monitoring Social Media - Web - Tech | Issues of Metaverses Influence & Leadership of Executives - Speaker
- Spoken languages
- English, French
Customized talks on the topics of: ◗Digital Identity, e-reputation, influence, social networks ◗Metaverse and virtual fashion ◗Metaverse and marketing ◗Metaverse and HR
Yves Cappelaire
Consultant, journalist, trainer, and speaker specialized in "Communication & CSR"
- Spoken languages
- French, English
CSR is a marketing issue. Beyond postures, clichés, and the 'commitments' that too often define the semantics of this sector, I demonstrate through multiple examples that the pressures exerted by the company's ecosystem are one of the best sources of creativity and innovation. Interventions for marketing, communication, and innovation professionals, as well as leaders who wish to reconcile profit creation and sereni…
Frédéric Pons
CEO - Luxury Eyewear | Strategic Consultant
- Spoken languages
- French, English
General management of luxury brands / Strategic consulting
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Frequently asked questions about speakers on marketing
What budget should you plan for a speaker on marketing?
The budget for a speaker on marketing mainly depends on their experience and the level of recognition you’re seeking. For a quality session, expect to pay between €2,000 and €7,000, excluding travel expenses. Some highly publicised profiles or those working internationally may exceed this range. It’s useful to anticipate additional needs such as preparation time or customised materials, which can affect the fee. One key point: make sure there’s alignment between your objective, your audience, and your investment, as a lesser-known speaker who really understands your internal challenges can sometimes bring as much, or even more, value than a ‘big name’.
How do you choose the right speaker on marketing for a company seminar?
To choose a speaker on marketing suited to your seminar, start by matching the profile of your expected audience with your organisation’s marketing maturity. A technical expert will engage an experienced marketing team, while a more generalist speaker will be better for a non-specialist audience. Ask for examples of similar sessions: a speaker’s ability to tailor their message to your context often makes the difference. Finally, prioritise a direct conversation (video call or phone) to test their listening skills and understanding of your goals—this is far more revealing than a CV or a video.
What mistakes should you avoid when choosing a speaker on marketing?
The most common mistake is choosing a speaker on marketing for their reputation without checking whether their examples or references are relevant to your sector. Another pitfall: overlooking the dynamics of the format. Some experts shine in plenary sessions but struggle to lead interactive workshops. Also, be wary of ‘catalogue’ profiles: a speaker who always adapts their content to each client will be more effective than a standardised talk. Avoid basing your choice solely on LinkedIn followers or media fame.
What format works best for an event with a speaker on marketing?
The ideal format depends on the energy you want to create and the time available. A 45-minute keynote remains a classic for kicking off a seminar or opening an event, but more and more companies are opting for interactive formats: Q&A sessions, practical workshops, or round tables with other in-house experts. Consider hybrid options too: some speakers on marketing offer a video capsule beforehand to prepare teams, or a follow-up after the event. The format should serve your objective, not the other way around, and a short, impactful exchange is often better than a long, linear presentation.
How do you measure the impact of a session on marketing at a corporate event?
The impact of a speaker on marketing isn’t just about applause at the end. Plan a quick survey with participants as soon as the session ends to capture their level of inspiration and the ideas they intend to apply. Some organisations go further: in the following weeks, they observe whether teams reuse concepts discussed or change their practices. Asking the speaker to run a follow-up workshop (even remotely) can also help reinforce the messages. The key is to turn inspiration into concrete action.
Can a speaker on marketing adapt to a non-specialist audience?
Yes, but not all do so with the same ease. If your audience isn’t made up of marketers, choose a speaker on marketing who can make things accessible without oversimplifying. Ask how they adapt their examples, and whether they’ve already run sessions for support functions or technical teams. Their experience in turning marketing concepts into real-life situations, or illustrating with cases from other fields, will be invaluable for engaging everyone. A good sign: they naturally rephrase your challenges to check they’ve understood your context.
What is the ideal duration for a session on marketing?
To keep attention and help people take on board the messages, the optimal length for a session on marketing is between 30 and 60 minutes, including questions. Beyond that, the risk of losing focus increases, especially if the audience isn’t used to marketing topics. Favour a short format with time for discussion or sharing experiences, rather than a long, one-way presentation. Some organisers choose to split the session in two (keynote then workshop), which allows ideas to be planted and then explored in more depth.
Can you organise a session on marketing with an audience that’s hard to engage?
Yes, as long as you prepare thoroughly with your chosen speaker on marketing. Be upfront about any resistance or the audience’s history: this allows the speaker to include anecdotes or questions that resonate with their experience. Interactive formats, such as live polls or real-life company cases, are especially effective for engaging less motivated participants. Involving one or two internal ambassadors beforehand also helps create a receptive atmosphere. Lespeakers also supports organisers on this point to maximise engagement.