About This Speaker: Ken Reid
Quick wit, boundless energy, and authentic storytelling define Ken Reid. As a longtime anchor of Sportsnet Central, Ken has been a trusted voice in Canadian sports media for over a decade, covering iconic events like the Stanley Cup Final, Olympics, Grey Cup, and Super Bowl. His insightful analysis and trademark humour resonate with audiences both on-screen and in person.
Ken’s expertise extends beyond broadcasting. He co-hosted Prime Time Sports with Bob McCown, Canada’s most popular sports radio show, and is the bestselling author of books such as Hockey Card Stories and Hometown Hockey Heroes. These works celebrate the human side of sports, highlighting the players, communities, and values that shape the game. His ability to bring stories to life makes him a natural fit for audiences seeking inspiration and connection.
Ken Reid is also a passionate advocate for mental health. He openly shares his experiences with anxiety and depression, offering audiences a powerful message of resilience, courage, and growth. His candid storytelling fosters meaningful conversations and leaves a lasting impact.
A natural entertainer, Ken’s journey began as a volunteer play-by-play commentator in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. Over the years, he honed his craft in cities like Calgary, Ottawa, and Edmonton, eventually landing at Sportsnet in Toronto. Throughout his career, Ken has earned a reputation for his humour, professionalism, and ability to engage any crowd.
Whether serving as a keynote speaker, emcee, or moderator, Ken Reid brings unmatched expertise and charisma to the stage. His deep knowledge of sports culture, combined with his personal journey and captivating storytelling, makes him an exceptional choice for any event looking to inspire, entertain, and connect with audiences.
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