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Professional Speaker Associations


Our recent interview with Kristin Arnold, President of the National Speakers Association, led me to several questions:

  • How many professional speaker associations exist?
  • Where are they?
  • How long have they been around?
  • How many members do they have?

Do you know the answers? Read on!

Global Speakers Federation

The Global Speakers Federation (GSF) is a loosely affiliated network of professional speaker associations around the world.

It launched in 1998 with member federations from four countries: Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United States. The GSF now counts 10 full member federations, one candidate federation, and one more federation which is forming. The countries represented are shown in the map below in red.

The GSF leadership team includes an executive council, as well as representatives from the member federations.

Most of the member federations are relatively young, with 8 having formed in the last decade, and the oldest going back just 37 years. The total individual membership is just 5780 speakers. I suspect (but have no evidence) that this is just a small fraction of the number of professional speakers worldwide. Nonetheless, there appears to be rapid growth, and we may see these numbers rise considerably in the next few years.

CountryShort NameFull NameFoundedMembers
AustraliaNSAANational Speakers Association Australia1987500
CanadaCAPSCanadian Association of Professional Speakers1997570
France
(candidate)
FPSAFrench Professional Speakers Association200860
Germany, Austria, SwitzerlandGSAGerman Speakers Association2005500
MalaysiaMAPSMalaysian Association of Professional Speakers2001210
Middle East
(in formation)
PSAMEProfessional Speakers Association – Middle East200755
NetherlandsPSAHProfessional Speakers Association Holland200670
New ZealandNSANZNational Speakers Association of New Zealand1994122
SingaporeAPSSAsia Professional Speakers Singapore200385
South AfricaPSASAProfessional Speakers Association of Southern Africa2002220
United StatesNSA (NSAUS)National Speakers Association19733150
United KingdomPSA
(PSAUK)
Professional Speaking Association2000238

Other Professional Speaker Associations

Others? Please let me know.

Is Your Country Represented?

Is there a professional speaker association in your country?

If so, have you ever investigated the resources that are available to you in growing your speaking skills and business opportunities?

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