# How to find a speaker for my next event using Commudle

### Find Speaker for your Event 🎤

* To find a speaker for your event you can visit <https://www.commudle.com/speakers>
* You will find a list of speakers on the page that are active in the speaker space

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* To search for a speaker proficient in your community you can search them up by using specific techologies that you need to find speakers for such as Web, Flutter, Android etc
* Connect with the speaker you want by clicking on their profile
* You can message them accordingly using the Message button on the profile

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* You can also filter the speakers from the Drop Down Menu, and choose between ones that are Hiring or looking for a job

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* You can also find speakers that are active in a month or year from the drop down menu Sort Menu

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