Health and Wellness Keynote Speakers

Get ready to live your best life! Health and wellness isn’t just about eating right and going to the doctor—it’s a way of life that covers everything from mental health to establishing healthy relationships, maintaining a harmonious work-life balance, cultivating good habits, and exercising regularly. Our expert health and wellness speakers provide a wealth of knowledge on all these topics and more, giving your audience the tools and resources they need to transform their health and well-being.

“Life is not merely to be alive, but to be well.”
— Marcus Valerius Martial

See a list of Top Booked Health and Wellness Keynote Speakers.

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Jennifer Ashton

Women's Health Expert, Ob-Gyn, Surgeon, Best Selling Author, ABC News Chief Medical Correspondent

Jack L. Groppel, Ph.D., FACSM, FACN

Co-founder of the Human Performance Institute, Author, and Vice President of Applied Science and Performance Training at Wellness & Prevention, Inc.

Vonda Wright

Orthopedic Surgeon and Internationally Recognized Authority on Active Aging and Mobility

Shannon Miller

7 Time Olympic Medalist Gymnast, Women’s Health and Fitness Expert, Cancer Survivor

Jim Curtis

Entrepreneur, Passionate Health Advocate, Best-selling Author, and Student of Human Engagement

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