Meet Sandy Weaver, the dynamic founder of the Wagalicious movement for people, and the captivating speaker who eclipsed Howard Stern in the morning drive radio ratings in Washington DC. Sandy isn't just a former major-market radio personality; she's a beacon of engagement, education, and inspiration, whose warmth and charm enthralled the country music lovers of DC, and even earned a nod from the first President Bush, a listener to her show on WMZQ.

Sandy, also known as the voice of Wagalicious, channels her radio prowess into energizing and insightful keynotes and workshops. Her three decades of experience behind the mic taught her the secret power of language and energy in forging deep, meaningful connections. This secret is what she brings to the stage, transforming her radio personality finesse into a tool for crafting engaging, informative, and enjoyable presentations.

Opting for Sandy Weaver means gaining a citizen-scientist well-versed in neuroplasticity, positive psychology, and neuroscience. She's an adept educator in adult learning theory, passionate about implementing practical and effective sessions that maximize learning within minimal time. Her results-driven approach is a boon for veterinarians, agricultural and pet industry professionals, and leaders who seek a transformative educational experience.

Her credentials are impressive: an award-winning author, trainer, speaker, and a recognized leader in various professional communities, including the National Speakers Association Georgia and canine educational non-profits. Her lifelong dedication to Siberian Huskies and her role as an AKC dog show judge make her an instant hit with dog-loving audiences.

Sandy's triumph over Howard Stern is not merely an anecdote; it's a documented fact, highlighted in a 1993 Washington Post article by Jeffrey Yorke. And for those who love the excitement of winning prizes, Sandy maintains her radio tradition of giveaways—reach out, and you'll receive a token straight from the Wagalicious treasure trove.

Invite Sandy Weaver to your next conference, convention, meeting, or retreat, and she will not just speak—she'll spark a Wagalicious movement, leaving a lasting imprint on your event and its participants.