Restaurant speakers

How many restaurant and hospitality speakers have coverage in the whole network in 2026?

702 speakers declare coverage in the whole network.

Each one is indexed by the territory it covers and the specialty it works, with no commission on the fee. 3 of those profiles carry a verified tier and 9 have been claimed by their owner, which is the difference between a listing and a commitment. The specialties with most coverage here are AI Strategy & Digital Transformation (156), Business Models for Restaurants (146), Marketing & Growth for Restaurants (121), Leadership & Teams in Restaurants (113). The opening rows list Nelson González (position 2), Felipe Eslava (position 3), Roberto Brisciani (position 4), Manuel Caro (position 5). The list is not exhaustive: it only shows profiles with declared coverage in this market, so a speaker who works here without declaring it does not appear. Practical order for 2026: filter by territory first, then read two or three profiles in full. Contact is direct.

Which specialties are covered in the whole network?

8 specialties have declared coverage here.

AI Strategy & Digital Transformation: 156 profiles. Business Models for Restaurants: 146 profiles. Marketing & Growth for Restaurants: 121 profiles. Leadership & Teams in Restaurants: 113 profiles. Generative AI & Productivity: 100 profiles. Service, Customer Experience & Hospitality in Restaurants: 85 profiles. Restaurant Operations & Standardization: 81 profiles. AI Ethics, Regulation & Future of Work: 74 profiles. Each specialty is a page of its own with its own ranking, so a broad search can be narrowed without losing the territory. Where a specialty rests on one name, there is no plan B: worth checking the depth of the column before closing a date. Each professional sets their own fee. The sitemap is published in blocks, not as a single file, so each block can be read on its own.

Who is the top independent profile for the whole network?

Nelson González sits at number 2 in this market.

Credentials: Conferencista de Inteligencia Artificial y Transformación Digital, at Arte & Animación, claimed profile. Three criteria decide the order, always the same and always in this sequence: claim, plan, seniority. Nothing else moves a row in 2026. Right behind, Felipe Eslava. Consultor y conferencista experto en Experiencia de Cliente (CX), claimed profile. Each profile opens its own page with track record, specialties, territories and a direct contact form; no intermediary takes a cut of the fee. What the order does not measure: stage fit, language register, or whether the topic matches your audience. Only the profiles say that. Commission is zero. Each profile states the languages the professional works in. Coverage and specialty are separate fields: one says where, the other says about what. 3 of those 702 profiles carry a paid verified plan.

What is the restaurant and hospitality sector worth in 2026, and why does it matter when booking?

AHLA, 2025 reports USD 777,250 M in guest spending.

National Restaurant Association, 2025 adds USD 1.5 trillion in US sales and 15.9 M jobs. The trade-off of this directory: fewer names, each with a source you can check before you call. None of these figures is ours: they come from named institutions, dated, so you can go and read the original. Each page states its own date. Contact goes from the profile page to the professional, with no intermediary filtering the message. Every page here has its Spanish and English version, linked to each other. The order of the grid is the same on every reload: claimed profile, then plan, then seniority. A profile with 2 or more declared territories appears on every one of them, never only on the first.

The grid order reflects claim status, plan and seniority, and does not mean the first name is the best fit for your event.