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About NSAA

The speaking industry in Australia

Until recently the role of professional speaker in Australia hardly existed. Companies and organisations seeking people to address conferences and meetings relied largely on finding people with something to say who could be cajoled to say it. Regrettably this did not necessarily mean that the speaker had the ability to say it!

The increasing pace of change, the heightened sophistication of audiences and the focus on achieving results led to the demand for a better answer and a new role was created that of professional speaker. A role to be filled by someone who could present information of interest and value in an interesting and valuable way.

And now, in Australia every day, at literally hundreds of events ranging from small team sales meetings and service group dinners to huge corporate conventions and multi national conferences, professional speakers go about their business of presenting ideas, information, views and values to entertain, enthralls, educate and energize both the audience and the organizers.

About National Speakers Association of Australia

The National Speakers Association of Australia Inc. was established in 1987 and its foundation and evolution has largely been modeled on its U.S. counterpart, the National Speakers Association, with whom it enjoys a close relationship.

It is the only professional body representing the members of the professional speaking industry, It exists to develop, promote and uphold the highest possible standards of the profession for the benefit of both its members and the public they serve. Any person who has an interest in the speaking industry whether speaker or supplier, seasoned professional or raw recruit is eligible to apply for membership.

Services

  • Monthly Chapter Meetings in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide & Perth
  • Professional Devt Workshops in Chapters as scheduled based on the 8 Professional Speaking Competencies
  • Designation Levels
  • On line and Printed Directory of Accredited members
  • Website discussion board and chat rooms
  • Professional Speaker Magazine (10 issues per annum)
  • Voices of Experience Tapes (10 issues per annum)
  • Annual Convention
  • Certified Professional Speakers Forums twice annually
  • Membership of International Federation of Professional Speakers with reciprocal rights to services and events internationally
  • Networking with experts and peers in the profession
  • Opportunities for mentoring through developing professional relationships
  • Code of Conduct.

Joining NSAA

If you are serious about speaking professionally, then your next move is to join the National Speakers Association of Australia. The sooner they hear about you, the sooner the world will hear from you.

Life Members

A small group of people are Life Members of NSAA in recognition of their great service to the Association.

Code of Conduct

Members of the National Speakers of Australia abide by a Code of Conduct. To ensure that these are maintained to the highest standards, there is a standard procedure for dealing with complaints.

Mission

The mission of NSAA is to ensure the standard of excellence in the profession of speaking and to promote professional speaking through:

  • A belief in and adherence to the highest standard of ethics.
  • Demonstrated professional competence.
  • A commitment to continued development of expertise and knowledge.
  • A responsibility to clients and to the profession.


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National Speakers Association of Australia
Secretariat: PO Box 1641, Kingscliff NSW 2487
Phone 1800 090 024, Mobile 048 8672288, Fax 07 55230153
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