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Local news coverage of Free Speakers Indianapolis, the pro bono speakers bureau serving Central Indiana: our speakers, the groups they visit, and why their presentations cost nothing. Looking for a speaker? Browse our free speakers and free presentations.
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Free Speakers Bureau Comes to Indy
FreeSpeakers.org has opened in Indianapolis with more than 30 local speakers and more than 65 topics, all free to clubs, libraries, churches and other groups in the city and its suburbs. Coverage from the Hendricks County Flyer.
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Site Offers Speakers on Variety of Topics Free to Clubs, Groups
FreeSpeakers.org director Andy Richardson visited WISH-TV's Daybreak to explain how Indianapolis groups can book free speakers from a roster of more than 28 local experts on nearly 50 topics, and how to become a speaker.
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Find a Speaker for Your Group
A new speakers bureau in Indianapolis offers free speakers for libraries, Rotary and Kiwanis clubs, church groups and women's clubs. IndyStar's Tell Us Something Good column introduces FreeSpeakers.org and its first 20 local speakers.
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WISH-TV’s Indy Style Features Free Speakers
On WISH-TV's Indy Style, FreeSpeakers.org director Andy Richardson shares tips for speaking to a crowd and introduces the free speakers bureau's launch in Indianapolis, with more than 25 local speakers on health, business, finance and more.
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Free Speakers Bureau Matches Speakers to Groups
Free Speech Speakers Bureau began with one call from a Rotary Club asking Ginny Richardson for a speaker. The Hinsdale Doings tells how that favor grew into a free bureau of 170 speakers, run as her public relations firm's community service project.
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Ginny Richardson a matchmaker of speech, need
Ginny Richardson calls her free speakers bureau an extension of her public relations work: matching a speaker with an empty podium. Suburban Life profiles the bureau at 15, with more than 150 speakers and more than 500 Chicagoland groups served.
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Bureau celebrates 10 years of matching groups with speakers
In 1996 Ginny Richardson mailed a typed list of six speakers to DuPage County clubs. Ten years later, Suburban Life reports, her Free Speech bureau offered 170 speakers and more than 200 talks, all free to the groups that book them.