Appearances

Marty Nemko gets top evaluations for his keynote addresses and workshops on career, education, and men's issues. Toastmasters International names one non-member as Northern California Speaker of the Year. Nemko was the winner for 2007.

He has given dozens of keynote addresses and workshops, and made over 300 TV and radio guest appearances, most frequently on CNN and NPR. Recently he has appeared twice for full segments on Talk of the Nation and with no co-guests on both the Today Show and the CBS Early Show. He was the host of a one-man Public Television Pledge Drive Special called "Eight Keys to a Better Worklife" that aired nationwide.

Here's a sampling:

First, here's a one-minute intro to Marty Nemko that Videojug.com used to introduce the 25 videos Nemko was hired to create for them. To see it, click HERE.

Here's a little video clip on how to get a promotion. To see it, click HERE.

On NPR's Talk of the Nation, on his belief that America's most overrated product is a bachelor's degree. To hear it, click HERE.

Also on NPR's Talk of the Nation, on how to find happiness at work. (The first 5 minutes are someone else, then Nemko comes on.) To hear it, click HERE.

On secrets to finding the right employee to hire. To hear it, click HERE

Men's issues and on career advice. To hear it, click HERE. (I'm proud of this, but it will turn off some people.)

Video answers to common career questions.To see them, click HERE,

To book or interview Marty Nemko, phone 510-655-2777 or email him at mnemko@comcast.net.

A Sampling of Previous Engagements

A debate with Ed Trust president Kati Kaycock on the question: Do we send too many students to college? (At the Education Writers Association national conference, May 1, 2009, Washington, DC.

New approaches in finding good work.(multiple venues)

The commencement address, Columbia College (MO), Dec. 20, 2008

America's Most Overrated Product: Higher Education-A Blueprint for Its Reinvention, The Commonwealth Club.

What They Didn't Teach You in Graduate School. All-day institute for career counselors: International Career Development Conference,Hyatt Regency Hotel, Garden Grove, CA.

5 Things Every Job Seeker Must Know and Probably Doesn't. (Multiple venues)

A Different Kind of Career Counseling, a presentation for counselors that describes the many different techniques I've developed and use in my private practice. International Career Development Conference.What Every College-Bound Student and Parent Must Know...and Probably Doesn't. University of California, Berkeley.

The Art of Article Writing. Book Passage, Corte Madera.

How to Fix the Schools, The Commonwealth Club.

Straight Talk About Diversity: Professional and Technical Diversity Network Conference. at Hewlett Packard, Palo Alto, CA.

Controversial Issues in the Genetic Revolution. A conversation between Marty Nemko and UCLA's Director of the Center for Medicine and Society, Dr. Gregory Stock. Commonwealth Club, San Francisco.

Straight Talk About Your Future: Keynote Address, Career Day, Westmont High School, Campbell, CA.

The Art of Impressing: Keynote Address, International Tour Managers Convention:

Career Management in a Changing Economy. Keynote address: University of California Alumni Association.

What Works (Really) in Career Counseling, Keynote Address, Annual Conference, California Career Educators Association.

Seven Steps to a Better Job: San Chronicle's Job Fair.

Becoming Successfully Self-Employed. International Career Development Conference, Hyatt Regency Hotel, Irvine, CA

15 New Ways Career Counselors Can Reduce Their Stress....and Be More Effective. Silicon Valley Career Counselors Association. Decathalon Club, Santa Clara, CA

Landing a Good Job in a Bad Market: a boot camp for Bay Area job seekers. Commonwealth Club, Silicon Valley.

Recession-Proofing Your Career. Commonwealth Club, San Francisco.

Help! My Parachute Won't Open: When traditional ways to find a career don't work. International Career Development Conference.

7 Things Every Job Seeker Must Know…that Most Don't. University of Michigan Alumni Association: Los Angeles, Ann Arbor, and Washington, DC.

25 Ways to Make Your Current Job Better. Breakfast sponsored by The Business Journal.

Emcee: Pink Slip Parties, The Commonwealth Club, East B