Keynote Speaker in New Hampshire

New Hampshire keynote speaker for conferences and corporate events.

Chris Sund is a keynote speaker, Maxwell Leadership Certified Coach, and sitting executive who leads national healthcare staffing organizations. He speaks on workforce motivation, leadership, retention, and human potential for New Hampshire associations, hospitals, long-term care providers, and employers.

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Why Chris Fits New Hampshire

Older, more rural, and squeezed on both ends.

New Hampshire has the second-oldest population in the country, behind only Maine. It is also considerably more rural than its Boston-adjacent reputation suggests, with thirteen critical access hospitals serving communities that have no fallback if a service line closes. Meanwhile employers along the southern tier compete for the same workers as Massachusetts, at Massachusetts wages.

Chris runs national healthcare staffing organizations built around filling those gaps, and he has keynoted state association conferences in eleven states, including LeadingAge Illinois and health care associations in Iowa, Montana, South Dakota, and Colorado, all serving the long-term care audience New Hampshire leans on heavily.

Senior Care Experience

Keynotes delivered for LeadingAge Illinois and state health care associations representing skilled nursing and assisted living.

Operator, Not Consultant

President and COO of national healthcare staffing organizations, still making the hiring calls he speaks about.

Regional Range

A New England trip can often cover more than one engagement, which improves the travel economics for everyone.

New Hampshire Organizations

Groups Chris speaks for.

The kinds of New Hampshire organizations that book a workforce and leadership keynote for an annual conference, an in-service day, or a member education session.

  • New Hampshire Hospital Association in Concord, which provides leadership through advocacy, education, and information for hospitals and health systems statewide
  • New Hampshire Health Care Association, established in 1951 and the largest long-term care association in the state, representing skilled nursing, continuing care retirement communities, and assisted living
  • Foundation for Healthy Communities, the quality arm of NHHA, which runs the Rural Health Quality Improvement Network with the state’s critical access hospitals
  • Bi-State Primary Care Association, representing community health centers and safety-net providers across New Hampshire and Vermont
  • LeadingAge Maine and New Hampshire, serving nonprofit aging services providers across both states
  • New England Rural Health Association, which serves all six New England states and hosts the region’s annual Rural Health Conference
  • State and local SHRM chapters, chambers of commerce, school districts, and the University of New Hampshire
Beyond Healthcare

New Hampshire industries with the same problem.

Healthcare is where Chris operates, but an aging workforce and a border with a higher-wage state press on every employer here.

Advanced Manufacturing

Precision manufacturers and defense suppliers holding safety meetings, leadership days, and annual all-hands events.

Technology and Professional Services

The Manchester and Nashua corridor, where firms recruit against Boston salaries from a much smaller talent pool.

Tourism and Hospitality

White Mountains and Lakes Region employers rebuilding a seasonal workforce every year under real housing pressure.

Public Sector and Education

State agencies, municipalities, school districts, and universities holding in-service days and leadership development.

Where He Speaks

New Hampshire cities and venues.

  • Manchester, the state’s largest city and main conference and corporate market
  • Concord, the capital and home to most state association headquarters
  • Portsmouth and the Seacoast for association meetings and destination conferences
  • Nashua for southern tier employer and technology sector events
  • North Conway, Bretton Woods, and the White Mountains for leadership retreats
  • Hanover, Lebanon, and Keene for hospital, university, and regional audiences
Event Types

New Hampshire events Chris speaks at.

Association Conferences

State and regional association annual meetings and general sessions, the format Chris works in most often.

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Long-Term and Senior Care

Skilled nursing, assisted living, and continuing care conferences and in-service days.

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Rural and Critical Access Healthcare

Hospital leadership days across New Hampshire’s thirteen critical access facilities.

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Corporate and Annual Meetings

All-hands gatherings, sales kickoffs, and employee appreciation events for New Hampshire employers.

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HR and SHRM Chapter Events

Human resources conferences and chapter meetings on hiring, retention, and employer brand.

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Banquets and Recognition Nights

Athletic banquets, awards dinners, chamber events, and community recognition evenings.

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Programs

Keynote topics for your New Hampshire event.

Every session is customized for the audience, the format, and what you are actually trying to change.

See what conference organizers and HR leaders have said after booking Chris.

Questions

Booking a keynote speaker in New Hampshire

Has Chris spoken in New Hampshire before?
Not yet. Chris has keynoted state association conferences in eleven states, including LeadingAge Illinois and health care associations in Iowa, Montana, South Dakota, and Colorado, which serve the same long-term care audience. A New Hampshire booking would be a first.
Does Chris travel to New Hampshire?
Yes. Chris is based in Fremont, Nebraska and speaks nationwide. Manchester and Boston are both straightforward, and if another New England engagement falls the same week, pairing them improves the travel economics.
Does Chris only speak to healthcare audiences?
No. Healthcare is where his operating experience sits, but the material is about motivation, leadership, and retention, which applies to manufacturing, technology, hospitality, education, and government. See the corporate speaker page.
What kinds of New Hampshire organizations book Chris?
State and regional associations, hospitals and critical access facilities, skilled nursing and assisted living providers, community health centers, SHRM chapters, chambers of commerce, school districts, universities, and manufacturing and technology employers.
Is Chris available for our date?
Availability changes constantly, so the fastest path is to send your date and get a direct answer. Conference season fills earliest.
What does a New Hampshire keynote cost?
Fees depend on format, travel, session length, and whether the booking includes a workshop or book copies. Each event is quoted directly, usually within one business day.
Can Chris speak virtually to a New Hampshire audience?
Yes. Virtual keynotes and webinars are available with no travel cost, which suits chapter meetings and member education. See past webinars.
New Hampshire City

Keynote speaking in Concord.

The city page covers local employers, the venues Chris speaks in, and the specific workforce pressure leaders there are working on.

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Bring Chris to your New Hampshire event.

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