Katie Goodman

Katie Goodman is an award-winning comedian, author, and international speaker. Goodman's work in comedy has amassed over 3 million online views. She can be seen on Showtime, “Impractical Jokers,” and her show "Broad Comedy" which plays Off Broadway and tours nationally.

Goodman holds a degree in Philosophy from the University of Pennsylvania and was nominated for the MacArthur Genius Grant for her work in theater. With over 20 years of experience in training and speaking, she has taught over 30,000 people how to use the tools of improv comedy in their lives to handle absolutely anything, fostering creativity, courage, and confidence. Goodman is the author of "Improvisation For The Spirit" and co-wrote the children's book "The Night Our Parents Went Out" with Soren Kisiel.

When she's not at home in New York City, Goodman can be found traveling the country for speaking events, comedy shows, and corporate workshops and trainings. She specializes in interactive keynote speeches and breakout sessions using improv comedy tools for workplace innovation and collaboration. Her expertise covers a range of topics including embracing change, overcoming creative ruts, and silencing the inner critic to enhance productivity and personal growth. Goodman also offers executive coaching and virtual keynotes tailored to specific company needs.