Chris Berman

Title: Broadcaster
Birth Date: May 10, 1955
Birth Place: Greenwich, CT
Attachment: ESPN

Price range: $50,001 and above
Categories: Broadcasters, Sports
Available for: Appearances, Endorsements, Speaking Engagements

It’s hard to believe now, but when ESPN was launched back in 1979 there were many who doubted that an all-sports network could survive. Of course it survived just fine and now is one of the biggest media powers in the world, and Chris Berman has been a vital part of ESPN’s success. Born not far from the ESPN headquarters in Bristol, Connecticut, Berman joined the fledgling network about a month after it started and he has been there ever since. In nearly 30 years with ESPN, Berman has done just about everything, from anchoring “SportsCenter” to hosting “Monday Night Countdown” to some less glamorous jobs like covering competitive darts in the early days of ESPN. He is still the biggest star on ESPN and has won more sportscasting awards than he can count. His “Swami” character on “Sunday NFL Countdown” is one of the most popular segments of the show, and many fans tune in just to get his selections.

Named one of People Magazine’s “Most Fascinating TV Stars,” Chris Berman is sure to attract a crowd to any conference or event. TSE can take care of all the Chris Berman appearance fee negotiations for you and help you save time and money in the process.

Chris Berman Speaker

The most popular part of a Chris Berman speaker appearance is when he uncorks some of his great nicknames for athletes, like Bert “be home” Blyleven and Amani “it’s not a” Toomer.

Chris Berman Appearance

Numerous sports movies have featured a Chris Berman appearance, like “Necessary Roughness,” “Little Big League,” “The Longest Yard” and the cult classic “Kingpin.” There was even a Chris Berman speaking appearance on an episode of “Sesame Street.”

Chris Berman Endorsement

Although he’s synonymous with ESPN and sports, Chris Berman has transcended sports broadcasting and is known even to non-sports fans, so you can’t go wrong with a Chris Berman endorsement.