Speaking at AMP

If you know a phenomenal speaker whom AMP members can learn from, we want to hear from you! Please use our speaker nomination form to suggest a speaker for an upcoming WebTalk.

FAQ: Being a AMP speaker

As the largest membership organization for Muslim Professionals, AMP has high expectations of its speakers. The AMP leadership team will work closely with invited speakers in advance of the event to help shape the speaker’s presentation and tailor content to AMP membership.

How do I nominate a speaker?

Use the AMP speaker nomination form, and share as much information as possible. Data you share will be shared with AMP leadership team.

Can I suggest someone I don’t know personally?

As long as you can provide that person’s contact information, please suggest! Don’t forget to let us know how you heard about this person, and why you think they’d be a good speaker for AMP.

Can I suggest someone I work for, work with, or one of my clients?

Yes.

Can I suggest myself as a speaker?

Yes.

Can I speak for AMP by becoming a sponsor?

No– while sponsoring AMP has many benefits, a guaranteed speaking slot is not among them. Please read more about Partner with AMP.

Will multiple nominations or submissions increase my chances of being selected as a speaker?

No– one nomination or submission will suffice.

Is there a deadline for nominating a speaker?

Not at all. We accept nominations on a rolling basis. That said, it’s best to get your nominations in as early as possible to account for the time it will take for AMP’ to research potential speakers and plan our roster of speakers for the coming year.

My usual talk is 50 minutes, can AMP accommodate that?

The speaking time we allot for speakers varies depending on the Topic. We ask that speakers tailor their talk to the time given, as AMP strictly enforces these time frames. We can discuss more upon a formal invitation to speak.

How much do you pay speakers?

AMP does not pay its speakers.