Stand out. Earn trust.
Create lifelong fans.

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Thirty years in a Grammy-winning band.
Ten years leading marketing for a national lender.
Now a full-time keynote speaker helping teams
stop chasing customers and
start building fans.

Trusted by Leaders at

From the stage
to the marketplace

Tai Anderson has spent thirty years as a founding member of THIRD DAY, earning four Grammy Awards, selling millions of albums, and building one of the most loyal fanbases in music. He served as President of the Atlanta Chapter of the Recording Academy. He has built houses with Jimmy Carter in South Africa, talked strategy with Bono, and watched Taylor Swift kneel down to meet his daughters.

For the past ten years, he's been proving the same principles work off the stage, leading marketing at agencies and within a national lender.

Today, he's a full-time keynote speaker and the author of Market Like a Rockstar. He teaches the thing no business school could: what it actually takes to turn strangers into lifelong fans.

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leaders say
★★★★★

“Tai’s a rockstar on and off the stage.”

He always offers unique insights that educate and inspire the audience.

Michele CaplingerSr. Executive Director, The Recording Academy, Atlanta

★★★★★

“An amazing start to our semester.”

When Tai spoke to our Capstone class, he was engaging, conveyed a lot, and genuinely connected with our students.

David BarbeDirector, Music Business Program, Terry College of Business, UGA

★★★★★

“His passion is simply contagious.”

His marketing acumen is very solid. He is a results-driven leader who inspires and leads by example.

Keith WilmotChief People Officer, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings

★★★★★

“He inspired them to be passionate and work hard.”

Tai is an engaging speaker. He delivered an exciting presentation that kept our students’ attention while inspiring them to succeed.

Keith PerissiDirector, Joel A. Katz Music & Entertainment Business Program

★★★★★

“It really resonated with the audience.”

Tai delivered an engaging presentation. He had us all thinking about how we could better serve our customers.

Melissa GordonPresident, Echelon Communicate