Dan Harris

Dan Harris is available to be booked for corporate and private events. Harris’s live on-air panic attack while an ABC News anchor inspired him to take on meditation, public speaking, and write a #1 New York Times best seller. He is also well-known for his keynote and motivational speaking. Contact the Mollie Plotkin Group today to inquire about Dan Harris’s fees.

Want to book Dan Harris for an event?

Contact the Mollie Plotkin Group at 215-995-0905 to book Dan Harris for a keynote speech, corporate event, leadership program, workshop, fireside chat, virtual appearance, or other private or professional event.

Our team will help confirm Dan Harris’s availability, speaking fee, travel requirements, and fit for your audience. To start the booking process, please share your event date, location, audience size, event format, and the type of presentation you are looking for.

The Mollie Plotkin Group is a full-service keynote speaker agency and entertainment bureau that helps organizations secure keynote speakers, entertainers, athletes, celebrities, and thought leaders for corporate meetings, conferences, fundraisers, and special events.

Harris joined ABC News in 2000, and was an anchor/co-anchor for several of their live on-air programs. Harris is widely recognized for his work on Nightline and the weekend edition of Good Morning America. In addition, Harris was an anchor for World News Sunday from 2006 to 2011, and ABC World News Tonight.

Journalism

Harris has covered some of the most historic events of the last couple decades. For example, Harris covered the tragedy of Hurricane Katrina in September of 2005. While doing a story covering the criminal justice system, Harris once voluntarily spent 48 hours in solitary confinement to experience the first-hand effects.

Meditative Advocate, Author, Wellness Speaker

Dan is not only a fearless journalist, but has been focusing on his career as an author and meditative advocate. His book, 10% Happier, gives advice on how to manage stress in a competitive environment.

Wanting to pivot his career, Harris eventually retired from ABC News on September 26th, 2021.

As a wellness speaker, Harris can offer advice to employees who are dealing with stress. After all, he is living proof that one can succeed in a competitive environment, while still focusing on your wellbeing.

To hire Dan Harris for an event, contact the Mollie Plotkin Group with the proposed event date, location, audience size, event format and program goals. Dan Harris is available for corporate events, conferences, leadership meetings, private events, workshops, fireside chats and virtual programs.

After receiving your request, a Mollie Plotkin Group booking agent will review Dan Harris’s availability, discuss the event details and get back to you within 48 hours with next steps for securing Dan Harris for your program.

The cost to book Dan Harris depends on the event date, location, format, audience size and scope of the appearance. Dan Harris’s speaking fee starts at $40,000. Speaking fees may vary for keynote speeches, workshops, fireside chats, private events, corporate meetings and virtual programs.

For the most accurate Dan Harris booking fee, contact the Mollie Plotkin Group with your event details. Our team will help confirm availability, pricing and the best format for your event.

Dan Harris’s Speaking Topics include:

• How I Became 10% Happier
• Meditation for Fidgety Skeptics: An Evening with Dan Harris
• The Skeptic’s Case for Self-Love
• Sanely Ambitious: How to Be Both Successful and Kind (To Yourself and Others)

But Dan is able to go well beyond meditation. After more than 600 interviews on his top-rated podcast, he can speak on many issues related to the human condition, including anxiety, resilience, and work/ life balance. Additionally, Dan can give a version of his popular TED talk, in which he tells the story of receiving a disastrous “360 review,” an anonymous survey of his colleagues—and also his wife, brother, and meditation teacher. That debacle led Dan to embrace the science behind so-called “soft skills,” including communication, self-compassion, and “heart-centered productivity.”