Joan Lunden has spent a lifetime at the heart of the stories that shape our world. As the familiar face of Good Morning America for nearly two decades, she connected with millions each morning, bringing clarity, compassion, and a spark of curiosity to the day’s headlines. Her career has taken her from the front lines of breaking news to candid conversations with world leaders, always with an eye toward issues that matter most, including health, family, and the human spirit. On stage, Joan draws on her remarkable journey as a pioneering journalist, working mother, caregiver, and breast cancer survivor to deliver keynotes that feel both deeply personal and universally relevant. With warmth, humor, and unflinching honesty, she invites audiences into unforgettable conversations that inspire action, offer perspective, and leave people feeling seen, encouraged, and ready for what is next.
Keynote Speaking
Joan is a sought-after keynote speaker for a wide variety of organizations. In her refreshingly straightforward style, Joan shares the candid advice that has motivated her throughout her career, inspiring audiences to take charge of their health, their happiness, and their success.

Live Events:
- National Association of Secretaries of State
- National Association of County Elected Officials
- Health and Benefits Leadership Conference
- Hematology and Oncology Conference
- Women in Retail Conference
- Washington Post Live - “Chasing Cancer”
- Foundation for the National Institutes of Health Annual Awards
- Google’s “Leading in Turbulent Times”








Event Host & Moderator
Joan is a seasoned pro when it comes to live appearances and moderating dynamic panel discussions. With over 30 years of experience as a journalist, host, and interviewer—including her iconic role as the longest-running host of Good Morning America—she brings unmatched poise, insight, and warmth to every stage. Whether she’s guiding expert panelists through conversations on women in media, health and wellness, breast cancer, caregiving, or leadership, or captivating audiences at luncheons, symposiums, award shows, or galas, Joan creates an engaging and inclusive atmosphere. Her professionalism, sharp instincts, and signature sense of humor make her a standout presence at any live event.

Live Events:
- Ringling Brothers Speakers Series “Joan Lunden Interviews Dr Anthony Fauci”
- Nixon National Cancer Conference
- Argentum Senior Living Conference
- Breast Cancer Research Foundation Awards Luncheon
- Greenwich Hospital Gala
- Oncology Nursing Society Annual Conference
- Michael Bolton Charity Gala
- American Heart Association Press Launch








Brand Campaign Spokesperson
Joan is a powerful and trusted voice for brand campaigns, bringing decades of credibility, relatability, and nationwide recognition to every partnership. As a household name and advocate for health, wellness, family, and women’s issues, Joan connects with audiences on a deeply personal level. Her reputation as a trusted journalist and her authentic communication style make her a natural fit for brands looking to build trust and reach diverse audiences. Whether appearing in commercials, leading awareness campaigns, or speaking as a brand ambassador, Joan lends her professionalism, warmth, and influence to deliver impactful, lasting results.

Brand Campaigns:
- A Place for Mom
- MediaWise for Seniors
- INNOVO
- Assurance




Joan's Keynote Topics

Breast Cancer
Joan shares her journey of breast cancer, why she went public, and what she learned through her experience. From breast cancer myths, risk factors women need to know about, and tips for enduring the cancer journey, Joan talks about the hard decisions, and the silver linings she discovered along the way.
- My Breast cancer Journey
- The Patients Perspective
- My Transformation from Patient to Advocate

Caregiving & Boomers
66 million Americans are caregivers for someone they love. With people living past 100, there is an increased demand for family members to serve as caregivers. From informational documents to balancing your health as a caregiver, Joan shares her personal journey of caring for her aging mother while raising a family and managing her career.
- From Career to Caregiving and Everything in Between
- Embracing Change: The New Reality for your Family’s Future

Leadership & Success
From small-town weather girl to earning the seat as co-host of the top morning TV show in the country, Joan shares her perspective on leadership and strategies for success from her personal journey to the top. With insights from the most successful people in the world, Joan shares her discoveries, including her say “yes” attitude.
- My Journey from Small Town Sacramento to the Big Apple
- 10 Best Secrets to Success
- Fostering Leadership and Achieving Dreams

Women’s Empowerment
Joan helped pave the way for working women in America after a long career in a male-dominated industry. Joan has a unique perspective with tips and anecdotes that transcend any industry. In her empowering talk, Joan shares how she navigated it all with optimism, determination, and of course, her witty sense of humor.
- Secrets of a Successful Woman: Risk, Passion, Humor, and Perseverance.
- Now That We Have It All, How Do We Do It All
- Strategies for Success: Women’s Path to Power and Reinvention

Health & Wellness
Joan advocates for how essential it is to live a vibrant, active, and engaged lifestyle to protect yourself from chronic illness. Joan discusses heart health, diabetes, cancer, and general women’s health & wellness. Joan shares the changes she made to live a healthier lifestyle and the importance of putting yourself and your health first.
- How to be the CEO of your Health
- The Secrets to Living Younger Longer: The New Mid-Life
- Protecting your Heart: Being Proactive about your Heart Health

Changes in the Media
Since breaking into national television news in the 1970s, Joan Lunden has witnessed decades of transformation in both media and politics. She takes audiences on a powerful journey through the evolution of news, from film to live reporting to the rise of the internet and social media, revealing how each shift has reshaped journalism and public perception. With sharp insight, she explores how these changes—paired with political polarization—have contributed to growing distrust in the media, offering a compelling look at where we’ve been and what it means for the future of information.