ABOUT JENNY
Jenny Gehl is a speaker who believes in the transformative power of showing up—with
courage, heart, and a microphone. Her message is rooted in lived experience: growing up at
small-town auctions, finding her voice in high-stakes rooms, and learning what confidence
looks like when the lights turn on and the crowd is waiting.
Jenny inspires audiences with stories of resilience, reinvention, and the moments that shape
who we become.

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COFFEE, COURAGE. AND A MICROPHONE

Jenny Gehl is a speaker who brings clarity, connection, and confidence to audiences across the Midwest and beyond. Her philosophy is simple:

courage is practiced in everyday moments—stepping forward, speaking up, and choosing to use your voice even when it feels uncomfortable.

With warmth, humor, and authenticity, Jenny shares stories rooted in her small-town Midwest upbringing, her journey through high-stakes auction rooms, and the lessons learned from showing up again and again with courage and heart.

A TALK THAT IS CUSTOMIZED FOR YOUR AUDIENCE

Every organization has its own heartbeat—and Jenny believes every message should honor it.

She personalizes each keynote to reflect your mission, theme, goals, and audience. Whether speaking to a nonprofit, women’s group, leadership team, or community organization, Jenny integrates customized references, stories, and themes so the message feels designed specifically for your event.

A Message Tailored to Your Mission.

Jenny collaborates with hosts to ensure your audience feels seen, understood, and inspired. She aligns her keynote with your event purpose to deliver a powerful, relevant experience that resonates long after the program ends.

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4 Secrets to Event Excellence

Read about some great techniques and opportunities for sponsorships, volunteers, marketing and event date selection. A must read for event planners.

  1. When sourcing donors to underwrite some of the event costs or sponsorship’s, the first type of sponsorship that comes to mind for most of us is the  Business sponsorship… think beyond business… why not ask for family sponsorships? Grandparent sponsorships? Many families  would love to have their name recognized for sponsoring a portion of the event (a bounce house, a caricature artist, facepainter) . Provide recognition for that individual, family or business with a great sign that celebrates their generosity.
  2. Hold your event the day before Friday!… that’s right plan your event for a THURSDAY night. The truth is venues will have more availability and more room for price negotiations on a Thursday. Your event will likely have less of a chance of competing with other events on a Thursday. The weekends are priceless, Families are busy, weekends are consumed with youth activities and sports. Your guests will be appreciative that you kept their weekend free.
  3. Create a website dedicated to your event. Take the extra time to name the event, craft a logo, and create a tagline. Brand your event. Inform, educate, and communicate your story and message. What are you raising the funds for? Remain consistent with your brand and message throughout all social media platforms and marketing materials.
  4. Volunteers! Create a committee that has a primary focus on being dedicated to volunteer recruitment, organization and execution. Sometimes it can be hard to get volunteers. Reach out to organizations who need service hours, they would be  happy to partner with your organization to do great things while earning service hours.

Contact  Fun-Rental, LLC  to learn about additional event excellence details, we have some “ideas worth sharing”.

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