Public speaking anxiety keynote speaker
Kit Pang is a public speaking anxiety keynote speaker and the founder of BostonSpeaks, a coaching company that works on speaking anxiety at the root. His keynote, The Nervousness Revolution, shows people why nerves are a sign they care, and how to lead with them.
Former Harvard Business School coachTEDx speakerFounder of BostonSpeaks12,053+ leaders trained
Why it matters
Not because they lack ideas. Because somewhere along the way they learned that visible nerves are a weakness. So they hide, over-prepare, or opt out of the meeting, the panel and the all-hands slot.
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Someone sees the flaw in the plan and says nothing. The team finds out later.
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Strong people turn down the panel and the client pitch. Visibility goes to whoever is most comfortable.
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Breathing tricks help for a day. The nerves come back because the belief underneath never moved.
The keynote
The speaking anxiety keynote. Why nerves are a sign you care, and how to lead with them.
Keynote or workshop
Who books it
It fits any group where good people hold back: new managers, technical experts, and legal and research teams.
Why Kit
Kit Pang coached public speaking at Harvard Business School, coached three TEDx speakers and gave his own TEDx talk. He started as a hip-hop street performer, where he learned that a crowd leans in when you are real, not when you are perfect.
He founded BostonSpeaks, a public speaking anxiety coaching company and home of The Confident Speaker Method. Kit and the BostonSpeaks team have trained more than 12,000 leaders. His mission: a world where nervousness is celebrated as a sign of authenticity and leadership.
Hear him on Negotiate Anything or The Boardroom Brain.
Questions planners ask
A public speaking anxiety keynote is a talk that changes how a whole audience relates to nerves when they speak. Kit Pang's keynote, The Nervousness Revolution, treats nerves as a sign you care rather than a flaw to hide.
Yes. Kit runs a 2 to 4 hour interactive workshop with live practice for up to 40 participants, built for manager cohorts, ERGs and teams who want to speak up with more ease.
No. Kit works on the belief underneath the nerves, so the change holds in the next meeting, not just on the day. Practical tools are built on that foundation.
It is a favorite for L&D teams, ERGs and women's leadership programs. It also fits conferences, all-hands meetings and manager training where people need to speak up in the rooms that matter.
The keynote runs 45 to 60 minutes and the workshop runs 2 to 4 hours. Both can be delivered in person or live on Zoom or your platform.
Because people get nervous about the things that matter to them. Kit teaches audiences to notice their nerves, name them and use them, instead of spending energy pretending they are not there.
BostonSpeaks, the coaching company Kit founded, offers follow-up programs and private coaching. Private coaching in The Confident Speaker Method comes with a 90-day guarantee.
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Book Kit
Tell us who is in the room and which moments they find hardest: meetings, presentations, panels or pitches. You'll hear back within one business day with availability and a short proposal.
Email works too: [email protected]