Chris Widener

Chris Widener is widely recognized as one of the top speakers in the world today, having delivered presentations in over 46 U.S. states and numerous countries including Germany, Spain, Russia, China, Egypt, Singapore, Australia, and extensively across the United States and Canada. He is celebrated for his capacities as a speaker on business and personal development, drawing considerable praise for his engaging storytelling, humorous delivery, and practical insights.

Widener's diverse client list includes prominent companies such as General Electric, Cisco Systems, Microsoft, and the Harvard Business School, reflecting his broad appeal and expertise in delivering compelling presentations that cater to a variety of corporate audiences. His keynotes frequently cover subjects such as leadership, success, entrepreneurship, sales, and peak performance, all designed to inspire and motivate his audience.

A notable aspect of Widener’s career is his close collaborations with legendary figures in the motivational speaking realm. He was the last protégé of Jim Rohn, renowned for mentoring Tony Robbins. Widener co-authored "The Twelve Pillars" with Rohn, which has achieved international best-seller status. Additionally, Zig Ziglar, one of the 20th Century's most significant motivational speakers, selected Widener to co-host his television show, "True Performance". Widener’s books, "The Angel Inside" and "The Art of Influence," distinguished as the only two fiction works endorsed by Ziglar, further highlight his influence in the field. Moreover, Widener hosted his own successful show, "Made for Success," where he engaged with leading business personalities and thought leaders.

Throughout his career, Widener has maintained a commitment to helping individuals and organizations achieve their full potential. His speeches are known not only for their informative and dynamic nature but also for their capacity to genuinely connect with listeners, enabling them to foster personal and professional growth effectively.