Ted Demopoulos has thrilled thousands of people since 1986 — from Dartmouth College to Disney World, Boston to San Francisco, and Stockholm to Beijing.

Whether Ted is speaking to students at the University of New Hampshire on how to find a great job, officers in the Navy in San Diego on leadership, or students in Sumbawa, Indonesia on technology, his audiences are happy and inspired.

Contact Ted today to explore a great program for your audience!

"Ted always wows the crowd. I look forward to having Ted back again and again.”
- Professor A. James Bravar, Duke University

Most Requested Speech Topics:

How to Get a Great Job Using the Internet

Get a Great Job Using The InternetThe Internet is a two-way street! You can and should look at appropriate job sites, as well as expect prospective employers to look at you online. Most companies Google job applicants and many look on social networking sites like MySpace and Facebook. What will prospective employers find? What should they find? What is acceptable and what isn’t? Should you worry? How can you increase the chances that a great job finds you, instead of you finding it? This speech answers all these questions and more!

How to Get a Great Job Using the Internet, The Student Handbook,  sold out very quickly, and Ted is busy at work on the second edition.

Click here for more information on the second edition

"The students got a lot out of it, and we’ll have Ted back next year!"
- Ellen O’Keefe, Director, University of New Hampshire Mathematics Center

Secrets of Great Student Leaders

There is a lot more to “leading” than simply being in charge! Anyone with the desire and willpower can learn to
become a great leader with a little help. However, even the greatest leader cannot lead effectively without understanding
basic leadership principles. This speech focuses on what it takes to become a great student leader, and how great leaders always strive to improve.

"Ted has a gift and uses it very effectively and amusingly to energize students and others!"
- Gabrielle Brunner, Dean, Milton Academy

Entrepreneurial Skills for College Students

College is the perfect time to develop and hone entrepreneurial skills that will be valuable for the rest of your life, whether you plan to work for a Fortune 500 company, a small company, yourself, or even devote your life to a charitable cause. The business skills you develop will last a lifetime and look great on your resumˇ. Instead of looking for a job when you graduate, you may have already made one for yourself!

"Ted’s combination of deep knowledge and unique humor really inspires."
- Professor Jeffrey Stanton, Director, SISE Project, University of Syracuse

5 Reasons to Have Ted Speak at Your School:

1) Rave Audience Reviews!

2) Seasoned Speaker
Ted has been speaking professionally since 1986 to more than 1000 audiences.
 

3) Successful Businessman
Ted has been involved in over six businesses, including his own speaking and consulting business, since 1984.
 

4) Award Winning Author
Ted is the author of three successful books, possibly more by the time you read this.
 

5) Easy to Work With
Ted’s flexibility and enthusiasm make him a joy to work with.

"I promise you I’ll be the easiest speaker you’ve ever worked with! Contact me today so we can discuss a great program for you."
- Ted Demopoulos


"When Ted talks, students and everyone else, listen, are entertained and get motivated."
- David T. Bannon, Faculty, Oregon State University

More About Ted

Ted received his B.A. from Dartmouth College in 1983 and M.S. from the University of New Hampshire in 1985. He joined Phi Sigma Psi in 1980, where he served many positions, including Social Chairman, Rush Chairman and House Spiritual Leader.

In 1986 Ted joined Apollo Computer. He stayed two years after the takeover by Hewlett-Packard, and in 1990 started working for himself so that he could devote more time to speaking.

Along the way, Ted helped start a successful Internet company, was the CTO at an offshore outsourcing startup, and has written three books. Ted also has an ongoing software company in Hong Kong, The Arial Group, which he refers to as his “get rich slow scheme.”

Ted is a frequent speaker at conferences and other events. His passion is speaking to and helping others, which is apparent to everyone who knows him.

"Serious topics dressed up to have fun”
- Susie Monagan, Manager of Audience Development & Special Projects, Ithaca College


Ted Demopoulos Is the Perfect Speaker for:

 • Career Days

 • Student Government Programs

 • Leadership Conferences & Events

 • Graduations

 • Faculty & Staff Meetings

 • Fraternity & Sorority Events

 • Lecture Series

 • Commencements

 • Orientation Programs

 • Summer Programs

 • Any Event Where an Outside Speaker is 
  Appropriate

Free Resources:

Effective Internet Presence
Whether you're looking for a job, meeting with someone for business or pleasure, or even just dating, people are constantly googling you. Even some of my kid's teachers have googled me, and my seven year old has certainly googled them. Having an Effective Internet Presence, appropriate and accurate information about you online, is quickly becoming essential for both business and personal success.

Although not written solely for students, this ebook by Ted Demopoulos contains critical information for students looking for a job and entering the workforce.

Online Reputation Management for College Students
Listen to Ted Demopoulos and Christopher S. Penn on The Financial Aid Podcast discuss online reputation management for college students. Those embarrassing pictures on Facebook or video on YouTube may effect your ability to get a job.

Scholarship Search Secrets
Scholarship Search Secrets is a 35 page ebook by Christopher S. Penn on how to use popular Internet technologies to find scholarships. Now in its 4th edition, it's highly recommended.

Student Leader or Student Worker
A great ebook by Tim Milburn of Studentlinc.
Students often confuse being a student worker with being a student leader.
Many consider themselves to be student leaders when in reality they are primarily student workers. Both are necessary, but do you know the difference?

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