US Weather Expert- Mike Smith

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Did you know that the biggest news lately hasn't been politics, healthcare or the economy? The biggest news lately has been the weather!

Mike Smith is the nation's leading extreme weather expert and has recently been on  BBC World News, in USA Today and The New York Times for his expertise on the devastating tornadoes that ripped through Moore and El Reno, Oklahoma. Mike has been a thought leader in the world of science and meteorology for his entire career that has spanned over 4 decades and if you are looking for a keynote speaker who will inspire, educate and motivate, look no further.

Mike has delivered presentations in Washington, New York, Dallas, Oklahoma City, Los Angeles, St. Louis, Las Vegas, Omaha, Wichita, Atlanta, Kansas City, Charlotte, Memphis, Nashville, San Diego, Chicago and Grand Rapids over the past two years and meeting planners across the nation give him high marks on his presentation skills, content and delivery.

Mike has a long and varied contact list of business and companies who have experienced a custom presentation for their group. All industries from aviation, railroads, agriculture, medical, insurance, education, emergency management, banking, retail and any business that is affected by the weather have benefited from Mike's expertise as a atmospheric scientist and consulting meteorologist.  Mike is a masterful storyteller weaving in human interest with factual information to create a  custom presentation that is professionally produced with sound effects, radar images and licensed video. Mike's 23 years of on camera experience gives him the polish that leaves a lasting impression on the audience, providing them with actionable information that they can use to improve their bottom line in business, and he loves Q & A.



Mike has been on CBS Nightly News, Fox News, The Discovery Channel, The History Channel to name a few. He has been quoted in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Houston Chronicle and Rolling Stone Magazine. He has been a guest on NPR, High Intensity, and Coast To Coast AM radio. Mike is the leading authority in the weather industry!

If you would like for Mike to forecast success for your next conference or event, please contact me at mindy@mikesmithenterprises.com or visit our website at www.mikesmithenterprises.com
 for booking information.

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