Korey McMahon riding the halfpipe
Keynotes & Workshops

National champion.
Billion-dollar
balance sheet.

In 2025, Korey McMahon won the USASA Overall Snowboard National Championship — while serving as Chief Growth Officer of a $1 billion financial institution. He doesn't speak about performance from memory. He's proving it out this season, on both mountains.

2025

USASA Overall
National Champion

$1B+

Institution where he
serves in the C-suite

Gold Stevie
Award winner

TEDx

“You Are
Unstoppable”

Why this one lands

Most speakers peaked
before they got the mic.

The usual keynote is a story about something that happened a long time ago. Korey's problem is the opposite — he keeps adding to it.

The mountain

A national title, in his forties

Most people quietly set the goal down somewhere in their thirties. Korey went the other way and took the 2025 USASA Overall National Championship — competing against riders young enough to be his kids, while holding down a C-suite role. Audiences don't have to take the framework on faith. The scoreboard already ruled on it.

The balance sheet

A billion dollars, on the line

By day he's Chief Growth Officer at a $1 billion federal credit union — accountable for consumer lending, mortgage, and enterprise AI strategy. When he talks about pace, risk, or leading through change, it isn't a metaphor. It's what he answered for at last month's board meeting.

The talks

Four keynotes.
Rebuilt for your room.

Every session gets reworked after a pre-event call. Same frameworks, different proof — because a credit union audience and a sales kickoff need different evidence.

Signature keynote 45–60 min · Any audience

Still Competing

The goal you wrote down at 25 doesn't expire. Korey takes an audience through the exact system that produced a national championship two decades after most people would have called it a hobby — and shows them why the quitting point is predictable, schedulable, and survivable.

Audience walks out with

  • A written goal with a real deadline attached
  • The specific point where most people quit — and a plan for it
  • A weekly structure that survives a busy quarter
The TED Talk Opener or closer · High energy

You Are Unstoppable

The talk that started it all. What separates the people who finish from the people who almost do — and why the answer has nothing to do with talent, funding, or luck. Best used to open a conference on a jolt or close it on a commitment.

Audience walks out with

  • A reframe of failure as data rather than verdict
  • One deferred decision, made in the room
  • Language they can hand to their own teams
Business & strategy Keynote or workshop · Leadership rooms

Building an AI-Native Organization

A field report, not a forecast. What it actually takes to move a billion-dollar institution from AI-curious to AI-operating: where pilots stall, why the governance work matters more than the model, and how to tell a real use case from a demo.

Audience walks out with

  • A test for separating real use cases from vendor theater
  • Governance questions to answer before deployment, not after
  • A realistic view of what year one actually produces
Leadership Retreats · Management summits

Leadership That Moves People

How to build a team that runs at your pace without burning out — and how to tell the difference between a team that's stretched and a team that's breaking. Built from running departments where the numbers are public and the stakes are real.

Audience walks out with

  • A method for setting pace without setting fires
  • How to develop a successor without losing your best people
  • The conversation most leaders avoid, scripted
The rooms

Where this lands

If your audience runs something — a team, a branch, a book of business, a company — this works.

Financial services

Credit unions, banks, and fintech events where the speaker needs to know the business, not just the buzzwords.

Executive retreats

Leadership teams working on pace, succession, and the year ahead.

Sales kickoffs

Teams who need energy in the morning and a framework by the afternoon.

Associations

Annual conferences looking for an opener that sets the tone for three days.

Entrepreneur events

Founders who want to hear from someone who built, sold, and started again.

Colleges & young pros

Audiences deciding what to do with the next ten years.

How it works

What booking Korey
actually looks like

No stock deck, no fly-in-fly-out. The work starts before the event and doesn't end when the applause does.

01 · BEFORE

The call

We go through your goals, your audience, and what you need them believing when they walk out. This shapes the talk.

02 · BEFORE

Promo assets

Bio, headshots, session description, and social content you can use to drive attendance.

03 · EVENT DAY

The talk

Delivered with the energy your agenda paid for. Q&A available on request.

04 · AFTER

The follow-up

Slides and additional resources sent to attendees, so the session keeps working after the room clears.

Proof

From the people
who put him on stage

“He was a huge success. The students could not stop talking about him, his presentation, or how much they learned. I was impressed by his enthusiasm, his ability to share information in an easily understandable manner, and his passion for helping others be the best they can be.”

Tina Fitzgerald
Moore Norman Technology Center
Employment Leadership Class

“Korey offers an incredibly refreshing approach and shows what a powerful tool it can be. He is very effective at communicating what he knows during the training sessions, making my team realize how useful it is to our day-to-day business.”

Megan Knight
DoubleTree by Hilton
The consistent thread

“Energetic, magnetic, and creative. I am amazed at his ability to make a connection and leave an impression.”

Luke Milholland
Northwestern Mutual

“A creative, high-energy force. If I wanted to give a business a boost, there is no doubt Korey would be my first call.”

Patrick Grace
Oklahoma Electric Cooperative

“He always lives life to the fullest with the most contagious enthusiasm, one step ahead of everyone else.”

Kemp Stewart
Argent Global Services

“He is always ‘ON’ and keeps up with the latest and greatest ideas to be successful.”

Brady Sharp
Construction Sales Consulting

“His passion for helping people and businesses is contagious and he is a pleasure to work with.”

Erin Kratky
Cabin Bluff

“The level of motivation and dedication he brings impresses me. I recommend Korey without reservation.”

Keley John Booth, MD
Surgery Logistics
Formats
Keynote (45–60 min) · Half-day workshop · Fireside & panel · Virtual
Travels from
Oklahoma City, OK — available nationally
Best fit
Conferences, executive retreats, sales kickoffs, association events
Fee range
Shared on inquiry — scaled to event size and format

Check the date

Tell me what you're planning. If Korey isn't the right fit for your audience, he'll say so — and usually point you toward someone who is.

  • Event date & location
  • Audience size & who's in the room
  • Format — keynote, workshop, or panel
  • What they should walk out believing
  • Budget range

Most inquiries get a reply within one business day.