Journalist Bob Woodward Kicks Off Kean's Distinguished Lecture Series
What I learned investigating Nixon, and why it matters now
Bob Woodward: 2016 National Book Festival
After his #1 national and New York Times bestselling book, Obama's Wars, Bob Woodward has the deepest insight into how President Barack Obama decides and who he is. As Pulitzer Prize winner, Steve Coll, said of the book in The New Yorker this fall, "Exceptionally sharp...unfurls spreadsheet-like detail about decision making... Woodward leaves us with Obama as a war president in full." Or as President Obama said after an interview with Woodward this summer, "Sounds like you've got better sources than I do."
Bob Woodward's presentation, based on his best-selling book State of Denial, once again demonstrates why he's the dean of investigative journalists. Woodward provides audiences with the inside story of the Bush administration's efforts to manage the War in Iraq.
Candid and straightforward about the leaders he has observed, Bob Woodward explores with audiences the successes and failures of Presidents from Nixon to Obama—and offers insights into the role of leadership in the 2012 elections. Using his vast background, Woodward presents case studies in presidential leadership and decision making, helping audiences understand where administrations have gone right and wrong in dealing with domestic and international issues and what to look for in future leaders. His keen insight on leading while adapting to changing circumstances is thought provoking and relevant to us all.
In a presentation that draws from his 15 national best-selling books, including 4 groundbreaking books on the Bush Presidency, legendary Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward looks at the leadership successes and failures of Presidents from Nixon to Bush—and offers lessons that can guide President Obama in his administration. Drawing on his 37 year career at the Washington Post as America's premier political investigative reporter, Woodward presents a case study in presidential leadership and decision making and helps audiences understand:
• What President Obama must do to lead in the current political climate
• What history can teach President Obama in his decision making
• Where presidential administrations have gone right and wrong in dealing with domestic and international issues
Bob Woodward shares with audiences the leaderships lessons learned and observed over the years. From Presidents to CEOs to the personal lessons learned along the way from his Naval service in the 1960s
• “He who does not know to which port he is sailing has no favorable wind” to the late actor Robin Williams’1991 movie, The Dead Poet’s Society
• “I stand on my desk to remind myself that we must learn to look at things in a new way."
First it was fear, now it's rage.
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After his #1 national and New York Times bestselling book, Obama's Wars, Bob Woodward has the deepest insight into how President Barack Obama decides and who he is. As Pulitzer Prize winner, Steve Coll, said of the book in The New Yorker this fall, "Exceptionally sharp...unfurls spreadsheet-like detail about decision making... Woodward leaves us with Obama as a war president in full." Or as President Obama said after an interview with Woodward this summer, "Sounds like you've got better sources than I do."
Bob Woodward's presentation, based on his best-selling book State of Denial, once again demonstrates why he's the dean of investigative journalists. Woodward provides audiences with the inside story of the Bush administration's efforts to manage the War in Iraq.
Candid and straightforward about the leaders he has observed, Bob Woodward explores with audiences the successes and failures of Presidents from Nixon to Obama—and offers insights into the role of leadership in the 2012 elections. Using his vast background, Woodward presents case studies in presidential leadership and decision making, helping audiences understand where administrations have gone right and wrong in dealing with domestic and international issues and what to look for in future leaders. His keen insight on leading while adapting to changing circumstances is thought provoking and relevant to us all.
In a presentation that draws from his 15 national best-selling books, including 4 groundbreaking books on the Bush Presidency, legendary Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward looks at the leadership successes and failures of Presidents from Nixon to Bush—and offers lessons that can guide President Obama in his administration. Drawing on his 37 year career at the Washington Post as America's premier political investigative reporter, Woodward presents a case study in presidential leadership and decision making and helps audiences understand:
• What President Obama must do to lead in the current political climate
• What history can teach President Obama in his decision making
• Where presidential administrations have gone right and wrong in dealing with domestic and international issues
Bob Woodward shares with audiences the leaderships lessons learned and observed over the years. From Presidents to CEOs to the personal lessons learned along the way from his Naval service in the 1960s
• “He who does not know to which port he is sailing has no favorable wind” to the late actor Robin Williams’1991 movie, The Dead Poet’s Society
• “I stand on my desk to remind myself that we must learn to look at things in a new way."
Bob Woodward is a keynote speaker and industry expert who speaks on a wide range of topics . The estimated speaking fee range to book Bob Woodward for your event is $30,000 - $50,000. Bob Woodward generally travels from Washington, DC, USA and can be booked for (private) corporate events, personal appearances, keynote speeches, or other performances. Similar motivational celebrity speakers are Ben Stein, Van Jones, Katty Kay, Barney Frank and Carl Bernstein. Contact All American Speakers for ratings, reviews, videos and information on scheduling Bob Woodward for an upcoming live or virtual event.
After his #1 national and New York Times bestselling book, Obama's Wars, Bob Woodward has the deepest insight into how President Barack Obama decides and who he is. As Pulitzer Prize winner, Steve Coll, said of the book in The New Yorker this fall, "Exceptionally sharp...unfurls spreadsheet-like detail about decision making... Woodward leaves us with Obama as a war president in full." Or as President Obama said after an interview with Woodward this summer, "Sounds like you've got better sources than I do."
Bob Woodward's presentation, based on his best-selling book State of Denial, once again demonstrates why he's the dean of investigative journalists. Woodward provides audiences with the inside story of the Bush administration's efforts to manage the War in Iraq.
Candid and straightforward about the leaders he has observed, Bob Woodward explores with audiences the successes and failures of Presidents from Nixon to Obama—and offers insights into the role of leadership in the 2012 elections. Using his vast background, Woodward presents case studies in presidential leadership and decision making, helping audiences understand where administrations have gone right and wrong in dealing with domestic and international issues and what to look for in future leaders. His keen insight on leading while adapting to changing circumstances is thought provoking and relevant to us all.
In a presentation that draws from his 15 national best-selling books, including 4 groundbreaking books on the Bush Presidency, legendary Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward looks at the leadership successes and failures of Presidents from Nixon to Bush—and offers lessons that can guide President Obama in his administration. Drawing on his 37 year career at the Washington Post as America's premier political investigative reporter, Woodward presents a case study in presidential leadership and decision making and helps audiences understand:
• What President Obama must do to lead in the current political climate
• What history can teach President Obama in his decision making
• Where presidential administrations have gone right and wrong in dealing with domestic and international issues
Bob Woodward shares with audiences the leaderships lessons learned and observed over the years. From Presidents to CEOs to the personal lessons learned along the way from his Naval service in the 1960s
• “He who does not know to which port he is sailing has no favorable wind” to the late actor Robin Williams’1991 movie, The Dead Poet’s Society
• “I stand on my desk to remind myself that we must learn to look at things in a new way."
First it was fear, now it's rage.
This website is a resource for event professionals and strives to provide the most comprehensive catalog of thought leaders and industry experts to consider for speaking engagements. A listing or profile on this website does not imply an agency affiliation or endorsement by the talent.
All American Entertainment (AAE) exclusively represents the interests of talent buyers, and does not claim to be the agency or management for any speaker or artist on this site. AAE is a talent booking agency for paid events only. We do not handle requests for donation of time or media requests for interviews, and cannot provide celebrity contact information.
If you are the talent, and wish to request removal from this catalog or report an issue with your profile, please click here.