Worldwide Speakers Group’s thought leaders are true content creators & providers. Beyond their ability to move an audience while on stage, many of WWSG’s most popular thought leaders are also bestselling authors. The right book can open your mind, foster invention, stir debate, and motivate change, which is just what these upcoming releases do. From a sweeping work of history and guide to U.S. diplomacy to an owner’s manual on how to keep your brain young and healthy, these books will give you new insights from some of the greatest minds & global authorities in the world.
Topics: Sanjay Gupta, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Robert Zoellick, Keynote Speakers, Authors, Bestseller, Suneel Gupta, Sean Spicer
As we settle into a new reality of staying home, finding ways to keep busy can seem daunting. With schools, museums, movie theaters, bars, and restaurants all closed people are turning to other ways to keep themselves entertained. One of the best ways to do so is through Podcasts. Over the past decade, Podcasts have gone from a niche interest to a mainstream form of entertainment. A good Podcast can provide virtual companionship, make you laugh, and teach you something new. But where to begin?
Topics: Newt Gingrich, Sanjay Gupta, Keynote Speakers, Political Speakers, Inspirational Speakers, Molly Fletcher, Barbara Corcoran, Michael Gervais, Podcasts, Business Speakers, Heathcare Speakers
What Meeting Planners Need to Know About Coronavirus
Posted by WWSG Staff on Jan 28, 2020 10:46:05 AM
Topics: event planner tips, Sanjay Gupta, Healthcare Speakers, Medical Speakers, Event Planning, Coronavirus
The Land of Immortals: How and what Japan's oldest population eats
Posted by Dr. Sanjay Gupta on Apr 12, 2019 1:33:34 PM
This blog was originally published on CNN and has been republished with permission from the author. Click here to view the original article
Topics: Sanjay Gupta
Dr. Sanjay Gupta is a triathlete, devoted father, brain surgeon, and dedicated global journalist.
Topics: Sanjay Gupta
Dr. Sanjay Gupta: The Epidemic of Gun Violence is Treatable
Posted by WWSG Staff on Mar 21, 2018 2:00:00 PM
This article was originally published on CNN.com, and has been republished here with permission from the author.
Click here to read the original article.
As a doctor who works at an international news network, I often see the worst stories of all. In Iraq and Afghanistan, the horrific realities of the battlefield are funneled and concentrated in the medical tents where I have reported for more than a decade. I have seen patients infected with Ebola in West Africa who dehydrate to death, with no treatment in sight. There are other stories I still can't talk about.
Any doctor, any person really, will tell you it is the preventable deaths that haunt you the most; lives lost needlessly, when they could've been saved. If we can't get this part right, all of our other efforts toward treating the sickest patients lose meaning.
Depending on your perspective, homicides with a gun, which we witness far too often in this country, may not be the thing you consider when thinking of preventable deaths. If, however, you think of violence as an infectious disease, your perspective may change.
Topics: Sanjay Gupta, Healthcare Speakers
Sandy's Story: 7 years after Alzheimer's diagnosis, 'there's still a good life'
Posted by WWSG Staff on Nov 28, 2017 9:36:12 AM
The following blog was authored by Sanjay Gupta on CNN.com, and has been republished here
with permission from the author. Read the original article here.
When he first sees me, Sandy Halperin always gives a surprised snort and then a cackle of delight. Before I know it, I'm enveloped in a bear hug, snuggled close and patted heartily on the back. If I'm lucky and Sandy remembers that he really likes me, I'll get a back scratch too, a true Halperin hug.
"What a treat," Sandy says to me with a huge smile each time I visit, throwing his arm across my shoulders and inviting me for a stroll. His ready answer to my question "How are you feeling?" is, unfortunately, heartbreakingly familiar as well.
"I feel my decline more rapidly right now," Sandy has said many times. "Just like a confusion as the day goes on or times when I don't even have thoughts -- I'm awake, but ... what was the question?"
In 2010, at the tragically young age of 60, Alexander "Sandy" Halperin, a former dentist and Harvard assistant professor, father of two and grandfather of three, was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's. For the past five years, at Sandy's request, my CNN crew and I have been documenting his mental journey into twilight. His goal: to erase the stigma and shame that come with a diagnosis of dementia and to educate the world on how to best care for the growing numbers of people living with cognitive decline.
Topics: Sanjay Gupta
Professional Speakers That Write: Your Ultimate Summer Reading List
Posted by WWSG Staff on Jul 11, 2016 4:19:10 PM
Many keynote speakers have led astounding lives that, when written, can be incredibly eye-opening. Publishing a book is the perfect way for speakers to increase their value and give potential audiences an understanding of that speaker’s subject matter.
Topics: Newt Gingrich, Sanjay Gupta, Ben Parr
What You Need to Know about Sanjay Gupta...
With his hand on the pulse of the U.S. healthcare system, millions of Americans and people worldwide rely on Sanjay Gupta, CNN’s Chief Medical Correspondent and a practicing neurosurgeon, for breaking medical news and to provide answers to top health questions.
Topics: Sanjay Gupta, Sanjya Gupta speaker, Sanjay Gupta keynoter, Sanjay Gupta speech, Sanjay Gupta speaker bureau, Sanjay Gupta speaker fee, WWSG's Top Speakers, Healthcare Speakers
Worldwide Speakers Group in the Washington Business Journal
Posted by Kelly Dieter on Aug 9, 2013 10:10:00 AM
Topics: Worldwide Speakers Group, Carly Fiorina, Washington Business Journal, Dan Sims, Bob Thomas, Sanjay Gupta, speakers, speakers’ bureau