Speaking Engagements

To inquire about booking Peter Greenberg to speak at your next event, please contact:

Loretta Copeland at Loretta@PeterGreenberg.com

No one knows international culture and business like Peter Greenberg. With more than 11 million miles of direct experience under his belt, his perspective on globalization, trade and cross-cultural marketing–as well as travel, tourism, and all industries that feed off of them–is unprecedented.

“The distances stay the same, but the world gets smaller every year … and it affects everybody and every business in enormous ways.”

Greenberg has covered literally thousands of stories in hundreds of countries across the globe in his many roles, including: travel editor for NBC, MSNBC and CNBC; best-selling author; radio host syndicated nationally and broadcast on XM Satellite; contributing editor for America Online and Men’s Health; and regular contributor to Forbes and The New Yorker.

Peter Greenberg is not only an expert on the global (regional and national) impact of modern trade policy, terrorism, health and human rights, but he also brings a distinctly consumer-oriented perspective to these issues. At the same time, he is able to speak with direct experience on business issues ranging from security to international marketing to loyalty programs and more.

“On the road, the term ‘expert’ doesn’t mean much. Airlines, hotels and other businesses treat me like everybody else, so I understand what it means to be a consumer.”

Greenberg’s knowledge is enriched by a deep awareness of history and a multitude of relationships with world leaders–political, corporate and humanitarian–cultivated through decades of award-winning journalism. An example of his impressive access, extensive contacts and personal connections is illustrated in his special television events entitled “The Royal Tour” — history-making, one-on-one journeys through various countries with their respective heads of state (the King of Jordan, Prime Minister of New Zealand and President of Peru, among others).

“The key to travel–like life and business–is to learn to adjust.”