Motivational Speaker National Cancer Survivors Day 2023
Dual Cancer Survivorship Speaker – Conor Cunneen – IrishmanSpeaks
“Conor, You made us laugh and you made us cry. They LOVED you.”
Cancer Institute of New Jersey
Are you seeking a humorous motivational Speaker National Cancer Survivors Day? An inspirational, funny speaker who will leave survivors with a Smile on the face, a spring in the step and memorable, actionable takeaways to help all cancer survivors to Keep On, Keepin’ ON!
You might just have come to the right place. Chicago-based Irishman and dual cancer survivor Conor Cunneen promises to leave your audience, cancer survivors and caregivers with that Smile on the face, that Spring in the step and those memorable takeaways.
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Choose Your Attitude.
LAUGH and LEARN at Conor’s story of (ahem) chatting with a Police Officer
Virtual Cancer Survivorship Speaker – IrishmanSpeaks Conor Cunneen
“With over 400 cancer survivors, their supporters and medical professionals in the audience, “laughter was the best medicine”. Conor Cunneen through the Gift of GAB, Irish wit, wisdom as a two time cancer survivor and as a gifted inspirational speaker, had them laughing for joy and longing for more”
The Geaton and JoAnn DeCesaris Cancer Institute
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Conor was opening Keynote Speaker for Academy Medical Surgical Nurses Conference
“Conor, You were a hit with our survivors!! I knew you would be. Based on the comments and evaluations, our guests felt your program was OUTSTANDING.”
Adventist Midwest Health Cancer Survivor Celebration
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Tips on finding a humorous motivational speaker National Cancer Survivors Day 2023
As many of the event planners who invited Conor (a dual-cancer survivor – prostate and thyroid) selecting a humorous motivational speaker for your National Cancer Survivors Day can have a wonderfully uplifting and memorable impact on survivors who attend your event.
Questions you might ask in selecting your speaker for your survivorship event.
What is the purpose of Cancer Survivorship event?
In general, the purpose of this event is to celebrate the cancer survivorship journey with survivors and their loved ones. You want to make sure cancer survivors are made fully welcome, engaged and entertained during your event.
Conor’s promise is that he will leave everyone with a smile on the face, a spring in the step and those memorable, actionable takeaways to help everyone Keep On, Keepin’ ON!
What is my budget for an uplifting, humorous cancer speaker with a message?
Budgets vary from zero to the sky’s the limit. As a dual cancer survivor, who gives thanks everyday for the great healthcare professionals who helped him through prostate cancer and thyroid cancer, Conor has a range of programs to fit most budgets.
What are your expectations for your keynote speaker on National Cancer Survivors Day?
Is it just a presentation?
Do you want meet & greet with cancer survivors and caregivers?
How much time are you allocating for the speaker?
Conor has been blessed to be invited to speak at many National Cancer Survivorship events. He has a brand promise of E4: Energize, Engage, Entertain and Easy to work with. “I love interacting with survivors and care-givers. It is brilliant just to wander around the room before my keynote shooting the breeze with fellow survivors and telling them they are going to have to listen to this guy with the funny brogue.”
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Humorous Motivational Cancer Speaker Conor Cunneen Speaks to Nurses Week
“In my close to thirty years of association work, I have never seen a speaker as well received as you.”
IMA
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Conor celebrates with another Cancer Survivor who has just won a copy of Conor’s book. Obviously this was not a virtual event!
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The Potted Plant – Paying it Forward from Virtual Humorous Inspirational Cancer Speaker Conor Cunneen.
“I have never heard a speaker with the double whammy combination of humor and substance which I heard from you today.”
MHM
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PHONE Conor Cunneen IrishmanSpeaks at 630 661 1220 to book your next event. Conor flies from Chicago. If you prefer, you may connect with this Virtual humorous, motivational keynote speaker via this form.
Life is good as a cancer survivor. I thank healthcare professionals every day for helping me on my journey.
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Cancer Support and Advice
As a dual cancer survivor and speaker, Conor Cunneen gives Thanks every day to the doctors, nurses and technicians who helped him through prostate and thyroid cancer. Cancer can be a truly frightening diagnosis, not just for the patient, but sometimes even more so for the family and caregivers. Herewith are a number of websites and articles that may be of help to those who seek information about cancer and oncology. If you have been diagnosed with cancer, I wish you the very best and hope that in the very near future, you can say “I beat the big C.” If you are seeking on site or virtual cancer survivorship speaker, why not give Conor a call at 630-661-1220
‘It’s Just a Flesh Wound’ Says Prostate Cancer Survivor
Dual cancer survivor and keynote speaker finds humor in recovery situation. Chicago-based Irish keynote speaker and business humorist develops new conference keynote inspired by Monty Python — “It’s Just a Flesh Wound.”
Prostate and Thyroid cancer survivor speaker Conor Cunneen
Cancer is not funny, but keynote speaker and business humorist Conor Cunneen has developed an inspirational, fun-packed keynote speech about his prostate cancer experience. It is probably only a Chicago-based Irishman who could develop a keynote titled “It’s Just a Flesh Wound” about the experience of prostate cancer.
On his prostate cancer diagnosis, this inspirational speaker says, “There are a number of treatment options available ranging from radiation to prostatectomy, in other words the removal of the prostate,” he said in his light lyrical brogue. Prostate cancer develops slowly so the former Marketing VP had time to consider his options. “I did a lot of research on the topic, spoke to a lot of people and ultimately opted for the prostatectomy. My information systems, i.e., my wife, advised I had to purchase new pajamas for the hospital, so that is why I entered Northwestern Memorial Hospital with pajamas bearing the Monty Python legend ‘It’s Just a Flesh Wound.’ I’ve been blessed with a great attitude and I believe every cloud does have a silver lining. As a result, I created a keynote of the same title. It is perfect for all conferences and events where an uplifting feel-good message is appropriate, which is basically everywhere.”
The National Cancer Institute estimates up to 186,000 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer this year. While prostate cancer does not have to be life-threatening, almost 30,000 men die from the disease each year.
This is Cunneen’s second bout with cancer. “I had thyroid cancer some years ago when living back in Ireland. The whipped that out as well. I tell my audiences when I keynote that having had a prostatectomy and a thyroidectomy, I now have a unique Irish condition called ‘there’s not much left-o-me.'”
As a humorous onsite or virtual cancer survivorship speaker, this ebullient Irishman’s communication style has been likened to an “Irish Dilbert,” and “James Joyce meets Tom Peters.” His keynotes combine business experienced garnered in Ireland, UK and USA with a truly impish sense of humor. “As a keynote speaker and business humorist, I endeavor to provide Substance with Humor. I often develop purely humorous business material which I can then weave into serious business messages. That is when it becomes a real win-win.”
He has the pedigree to back it up. A native of County Cork, his proudest moment was when he won the coveted Chicago Toastmasters Humorous Speaker of the Year award for a speech on customer service in San Quentin jail. “That was a blast and a great career catalyst also. Since then I have spoken internationally in places as diverse as Helsinki, Madrid, London, Malaga and Glasgow.” ENDS
Enjoy the videos on this page. For further information about this inspirational, motivational speaker:
PHONE Conor Cunneen IrishmanSpeaks at 630 661 1220, hear a genuine Irish brogue and discuss your next event.
Conor flies from Chicago.
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National Cancer Survivors Day® 2023 is
Sunday, June 4 – And now is the time to
start planning your celebration!
On Sunday, June 4, people around the world will come together to recognize cancer survivors, raise awareness of the ongoing challenges cancer survivors face, and – most importantly – celebrate life. This day will mark the 35th annual National Cancer Survivors Day®.
If you want to honor the cancer survivors in your community, now is the time to start planning your NCSD 2022 Celebration of Life.
The National Cancer Survivors Day Foundation has put together an online planning guide at ncsd.org to help you get started. We suggest you register your event as soon as possible, as some important deadlines are quickly approaching.
Planning a Cancer Survivorship / Celebration Event. The National Cancer Survivors Day organization NCSD.org has some great ideas for you.
Don’t Miss These Deadlines for National Cancer Survivors Day® 2023
March 31
March 31 is the deadline to order your National Cancer Survivors Day® t-shirts, keepsakes, and other merchandise from the Official NCSD Merchandise Catalog. From cancer survivor buttons and keychains, to seed packs and totes, to the official National Cancer Survivors Day® 2023 t-shirt, the NCSD Merchandise Catalog has a variety of items that cancer survivors are sure to love.
March 31 is also the deadline to request your free Welcome Brochures and Cancer Survivors Resource Guides to hand out to the survivors attending your event. Ordering information is included in this online registration form.
June 4 is National Cancer Survivors Day® 2023! On this day, you’ll be joining cancer survivors and supporters around the world to celebrate life after cancer, pay tribute to the cancer survivors in your community, and bring attention to the ongoing challenges they still face.
As a dual cancer survivor and speaker, Conor Cunneen gives Thanks every day to the doctors, nurses and technicians who helped him through prostate and thyroid cancer. Cancer can be a truly frightening diagnosis, not just for the patient, but sometimes even more so for the family and caregivers. Herewith are a number of websites and articles that may be of help to those who seek information about cancer and oncology. If you have been diagnosed with cancer, I wish you the very best and hope that in the very near future, you can say “I beat the big C.”