New Fee Structure
(as of Feb. 2007): Since 2002, the demand for
Storm's keynotes, conversations, and workshops
has steadily increased, with
corresponding fee hikes. He has now
switched to a sliding scale,
with fees determined on a case-by-case basis.
One reason
for the change is his broad spectrum of client
types. They range from events for large corporations
and professional associations with tens of thousands of employees
or members, to tiny rural non-profits. Public
clients range from small towns to federal agencies,
such as Environment Canada and the U.S. State
Department (which has used Storm for half a dozen
events in Washington, DC since 2003, and which sponsored his 2006 speaking tour of Poland).
The other reason for the
new sliding scale is the nature of
revitalization, which often entails working
with folks who are in dire straits. Fees from
wealthy cities and large organizations help
Storm offer affordable fees (sometimes even pro bono)
to struggling tribes, catastrophe-struck regions,
etc.
in desperate need of economic
revitalization, cultural renewal, and/or environmental
restoration.
Discounts are
available to companies and organizations willing to
provide significant promotion for Storm's new book,
ReWealth! (from McGraw-Hill, May 2008).
Inject Storm's
revitalizing message and energy
into your
event now.
Travel expenses
are in addition to the speaking fees.
A 50% deposit is
required to reserve the date for your event
and confirm your booking.
The balance is due at the event.
Please note that your engagement date is
not confirmed until the deposit is
actually received. Dates are available on a
first-come, first-served basis.
For
non-English-speaking audiences, simultaneous
interpretation is required; sequential interpretation is not acceptable.
Storm's
PowerPoint presentation is proprietary (and
also contains proprietary material licensed
from others), so copies are never made
available.
Storm uses an integral remote control/pointer
that enables him to smoothly blast through
his image-intensive presentation, so he
always presents from his own laptop
computer.
Storm does not travel on the day of a
presentation, so hotel accommodations the
night before and the night after a
presentation are a necessary minimum.
Storm only flies on United or United-allied
airlines, unless these are unavailable.
Storm does both keynotes and
full-day workshops. It's best if you can
allocate a full hour for his keynote, as he covers
an astonishing spectrum of trends, concepts, and
photos. But,
he'll work within whatever time slot is
available.
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