Scott Hartnell Booking & Availability

Fees, availability and booking details for corporate events, appearances and live programs.

How do I book Scott Hartnell for a corporate event?

Use the Check Availability form above to send your proposed event date, location, audience size, event format and program goals. The Mollie Plotkin Group will follow up with availability and next steps.

What is Scott Hartnell’s booking fee?

Scott Hartnell’s current booking fee is $15,000–$20,000. Final pricing can vary by date, location, event format and scope of the appearance.

Is Scott Hartnell available for my event date?

Submit your proposed date and event details and the Mollie Plotkin Group will confirm current availability.

Who is Scott Hartnell’s booking agent?

Contact the Mollie Plotkin Group to inquire about booking Scott Hartnell.

What types of events can Scott Hartnell be booked for?

Corporate events, conferences, leadership meetings, keynote speeches, workshops, fireside chats, private events and virtual programs may be available depending on the engagement.

Scott Hartnell Appearances & Event Programs

Scott Hartnell is available for athlete appearances and fireside chats for corporate events.

Discussion themes may include the NHL.

Off the ice, Scott Hartnell has gained notoriety as a public figure and motivational speaker. Since Scott Hartnell is such a fan-favorite, many of your audience will be excited to ask him questions directly. So, we recommend a moderated fireside chat between Scott Hartnell and an emcee of your choice. This format allows for both open Q&A with attendees and a structured discussion that can hit on themes of teamwork, resilience, overcoming obstacles, and more. If you would like to discuss tailoring Scott Hartnell’s fireside chat to your audience, schedule a Zoom meeting between Scott Hartnell and the MPG team – we’ll work closely with you to curate the perfect talk for your event.

Scott Hartnell Biography & Credentials

Scott Hartnell is a retired professional ice hockey player who spent 17 seasons in the NHL with the Nashville Predators, Philadelphia Flyers, and Columbus Blue Jackets. Known for his physical style of play, he built a long career competing at the highest level of the sport. After retiring from the NHL, Hartnell has become a media personality and commentator, quickly becoming a fan favorite.

Drawing from his experience as a top draft pick, team leader, and longtime NHL competitor, Hartnell speaks about the mindset, discipline, and resilience required to succeed in professional sports.

Scott Hartnell is available to be booked for corporate and private events. Contact the Mollie Plotkin Group today to inquire about Scott Hartnell’s fees.

Want to book Scott Hartnell for an event?

Contact the Mollie Plotkin Group at (215) 995-0905 to book Scott Hartnell for corporate or private events, keynote speeches, workshops, fireside chats, motivational speaking, or virtual appearances. Our agency will work directly with your organization and our keynote speakers to create an unforgettable event.

The Mollie Plotkin Group is the leading keynote speakers agency and entertainment bureau bringing excitement to audiences, clients, and employees. We represent subject-matter experts in every possible field. So whether we’re your partner in creating a memorable meeting or your meeting planner’s secret weapon in securing the perfect keynote speaker, we’re in this with you.

Early Life and Development

Scott Hartnell was born on April 18, 1982, in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, and grew up in Lloydminster, Alberta. He learned the game of hockey from his father, who emphasized enjoyment of the sport alongside competition. Hartnell played in the Alberta Junior Hockey League with the Lloydminster Blazers before advancing to the Western Hockey League with the Prince Albert Raiders. During the 1999 to 2000 season, he served as team captain, led the Raiders with 82 points, and was named team MVP.

NHL Career

Hartnell was selected sixth overall in the 2000 NHL Entry Draft by the Nashville Predators. Entering the league as a power forward, he became the youngest player in the NHL during the 2000 to 2001 season and made his debut in Japan against the Pittsburgh Penguins. Over the course of 17 seasons, he played for the Nashville Predators, Philadelphia Flyers, and Columbus Blue Jackets, establishing himself as a consistent and physical presence on the ice. After retiring from the NHL, Hartnell has become a media personality and commentator, quickly becoming a fan favorite.

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