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“Can I just say that the one event I attended where Stacy Pederson was the keynote speaker was AMAZING! She was hilariously funny and poignantly real and deeply touching! I have literally been thinking about the things she spoke about for an entire year!! If you are thinking about hiring her, quit thinking and just do it! You will not regret it! (And by the way, she probably has zero idea of who I am, what event I attended or why the heck I am even writing this. Basically, I am just a person who was blessed by her words and her authenticity. I am not paid or even asked to write a single word of this. She is just that good!)” -- Trisha Winslow, event attendee
Clean Comedian and Inspirational Keynote Speaker
Stacy Pederson is a clean comedian and inspirational motivational speaker who gives audiences fun—yet practical—advice on overcoming stress, being innovative, and living a life that matters.
She didn’t come by her life lessons easily. In a perfect storm of unfortunate circumstances, life handed her a boatload of lemons and life experiences that led her to reinvent her life.
It started when her first husband was diagnosed with a terminal illness. She began a heart-breaking journey: over the next eight years she lost her job and became a single parent, her marriage failed, her dreams were broken, and she was financially ruined.
Step on a Single Nail
In July of 2011, just as her divorce was finalizing and things were about to settle down, Stacy innocently stepped on a rusty nail. The infection that followed resulted in several hospital stays, near-death experiences, and surgeries with lifelong repercussions.
And Discover Hope, Love, Joy, and Laughter
From these struggles Stacy discovered the universal deep need we all have for hope, love, joy, and laughter. The path to her discovery led unexpectedly to her next discovery: her talent for stand-up comedy.
While it took almost dying to teach Stacy how to truly live, and tragedy to teach her comedy, the authenticity of her experience shines through in her presentations.
Through creative content and a unique speaking style, she pairs comedy and acting with relevant, hilarious, and unforgettable takeaways for your audience. Through Stacy’s story and her authentic and engaging style, your audience can learn how to:
• Laugh More
• Stress Less
• Move Forward From Failure
• Live a Life People Would Die For
Stacy’s humor is witty, creative, clean, professional, and enjoyable for all ages.
Professional Qualifications
Stacy holds a BFA in Theatre and has performed on stage and in films, commercials, stand-up comedy, and radio work. She is the co-founder of The Academy of Children’s Theatre, (ACT) in Colorado Springs, and the Ministry Center for the Arts, (MCA).
The Certified Virtual Presenter Badge verifies that a professional speaker has the right equipment, the right environment, and the right skill level to deliver an amazing virtual experience for every customer.
Stacy is married to the love of her life and best friend, Jeff Pederson, and they reside near Colorado Springs, Colorado with their amazing children.
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Dying to Laugh: How to Be Happy When Your Life is a Mess
Want your employees to be more productive, have fewer sick days, stay longer for less salary, and outperform your competition?
Teach them how to be happy!
In, Dying to Laugh, Stacy utilizes clean comedy and good ol’ fashioned facts to give audiences a lighter take on a serious subject. Stacy shares how she went from losing everything, including — almost — her life in just three weeks, to learning how to truly live.
Your audience will leave with 7 actionable steps on how to stress less, enjoy life more, and be happy … even at work.
This program is practical, poignant, entertaining, funny and will help your bottom line.
In addition to employee events, this program is a great fit for awards banquet dinners, nurses appreciation, and foundation fundraisers. Giving it to healthcare workers of any type, Stacy ties in a great big “THANK YOU” since she’s a former patient.
The 7 Habits of Highly Stressful People
We all know stress is bad for our growing bellies, bottoms, and shrinking bottom lines.
Stacy gives a unique and hilarious take on being a “Professional Stresspert.”
Diagnosed with PTSD after almost dying several times, Stacy lampoons the 7 stress habits that sabotage everyone’s productivity and quality of life.
Your audience will laugh. They will immediately recognize the 7 habits of highly stressful people. And they will walk away with some practical “de-stressing” tips based on physiology and mindset, as well as practical tips on getting along with their co-workers or difficult patients.
Delivering this to healthcare workers of any type, Stacy ties in a great big “THANK YOU” since she’s a former patient.
Girl’s Night Out — Dying to Laugh
This is 1-hour clean comedy show based on Stacy’s feeble attempts at being a successful working mom and a woman in general. Stacy pokes fun at work/life balance, unrealistic expectations, competitiveness, body image and “having it all.” Stacy also shares her story of how almost losing her life taught her to redefine her priorities in life with three very distinct goals. This is the perfect program for a Girl’s Night Out.
Here’s the Dirt on Grit
This leadership training is designed to help leaders develop “grit” in their employees. Some key components to grit may comes as a huge surprise. Stacy shares tips and perspective on what “grit” is, how you can model it as a leader, and ultimately create a company culture that helps foster it in your organization. What makes Stacy an expert? As her bio briefly describes, Stacy had lost everything at one point, become gravely ill, suffered from severe depression and PTSD, and never quit. She’s walked the walk of what is shared in this talk. AND, yes, there is humor. Leaders will walk away with perspective on what grit is, actionable steps to take for their own personal and professional lives, as well as a strategy plan for developing grit within their own organization. Stacy offers a funny, lighter keynote version of this program on developing grit for employees of all types.