Lead Research
Your lead research runs while you’re on stage.
Every day SpeakerRadar finds conferences, conventions and corporate events that match your topic and delivers them rated, with organizer, contact person and the right timing.
| Event and organizer | Fit | Timing | Contact | Decide |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Midwest Credit Union Leadership Forum Midwest Credit Union League · Chicago, US | Top fit | Reach out now | Qualified | |
Future of Work Summit Atlantic Workforce Council · Boston, US | Top fit | Reach out now | ||
Sales Kick-off Redwater Robotics Inc. · Austin, US | Good fit | Short notice | None yet | |
Healthcare Innovation Congress Northern Health Professions Council · Manchester, UK | Good fit | In 10 months | ||
UK Retail Leaders Conference Retail Futures Network · London, UK | Low fit | Reach out now |
How it works
From your topic to a finished lead in three steps.
The research runs on its own. Your time only goes into deciding which events to pursue.
01
Create alerts
You describe topics, industries and formats with keywords. SpeakerRadar suggests alerts that fit your profile.
02
Let it research
Every day SpeakerRadar searches new sources, spots events with a stage and rates them against your speaker profile.
03
Review and decide
In the inbox you qualify events with one click. By then, organizer, contact person and timing have already been researched.
Keyword alerts
You decide what to look for.
An alert describes which events are interesting to you. An event keyword has to appear, one of your include keywords too, and exclude keywords keep out what doesn’t fit.
- Preview the matches before you save an alert
- Suggestions that fit your speaker profile
- For each alert you see matches, events and strength
Event keyword
Plus one of these keywords
Exclude keywords
Preview
- Leadership forum draws 400 credit union executives to Chicago
- Credit unions discuss succession at annual conference
- State association hosts fall leadership conference
AI review
Scattered matches become events with a stage.
An AI checks every match and reads the source. It recognizes the event series, the usual month, city and size, and whether external speakers take the stage. Matches without an event, university events and events outside your markets are filtered out.
- Fit on four levels, rated against your speaker profile
- A reason in one plain sentence
- Budget hint for the organizer
Midwest Credit Union Leadership Forum
Reason
Your topic, leadership through change, fits the annual evening keynote the league books for about 400 credit union leaders.
Organizers and contacts
The real organizer, with a source.
Not every organization that mentions an event actually runs it. SpeakerRadar identifies the actual organizer and flags agencies that produce an event. Contact persons only appear if they are named publicly.
- Email and phone only if they appear word for word in the source
- Personal and shared addresses are labeled
- Every detail links to where it was found

Emily Carter
Executive Director
Timing
Know when the program takes shape.
Organizers plan their program months ahead. SpeakerRadar remembers which month an event series usually takes place in and shows you whether now is the right moment to reach out.
Reach out now
The next edition is 3 to 9 months away.
Short notice
Less than 3 months away, the program is probably set already.
In 11 months
More than 9 months away. The event stays on your list.
Inbox and pipeline
Decide with one click.
New events land in your inbox, sorted by fit. Whatever you qualify moves into your events. There you track the stage: New, Contacted, In talks, Booked or Lost.
Midwest Credit Union Leadership Forum 2027
Midwest Credit Union League · Chicago · next edition March 2027
- New
- Contacted
- In talks
- Booked
Event
Midwest Credit Union Leadership Forum
Top fit · Chicago
Contact

Emily Carter
Executive Director · with source
Booked
Evening keynote
Leadership Forum, March 2027
Reason: Your topic, leadership through change, fits the annual evening keynote the league books for about 400 credit union leaders.
Export
Your events in your system.
Take your events into your CRM, to your office or into your own overview. Each row contains event, organizer, best contact person, fit, reason, stage and source.
- CSV and Excel
- Filter by status and fit
Scope
48
Events
21
With personal email
9
Without contact
Ready for your first alert?
Create your account, describe your topic, choose your plan and start your first alert. You usually see first results within a few minutes.
