14 Mar The Story of an Award Winning Corporate Entertainer’s Beginning

In honour of International Women’s Day, Tracey Bell was the keynote speaker at Project Bloom, a Delta Hospital fundraiser held on March 7th.

Kathie Madden, a corporate event client of Tracey’s, asked her to tell the story of her career as a corporate entertainer.

Tracey talked about leaving her 3rd year of university and two part time jobs to perform celebrity impersonations at Goose Loonies in Edmonton.

Tracey told some funny stories and shared her challenges, inspirations and accomplishments.

Keri Adams of CTV Morning Live BC hosted the annual event where recording artist Ali Milner also spoke and sang.

While working on her speaking notes, Tracey was inspired to write more about her adventures and also to share the secrets of her successful entertainment career.

After 29 years in Show Business, the Entertainment Entrepreneur and Corporate Special Event expert is ready to talk as herself.

Tracey Bell said, “I’m fortunate to have made my living doing what I love; making people laugh and play along with me. Joy is contagious. But the truth is that I’m 95% business woman and 5% entertainer. Promotion, persistence and professionalism are required to be a successful Corporate Entertainer.”

Photo Credit: Rob Newell Photography