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“Adam is a unicorn. He’s fast, funny on demand, and somehow always finds the exact voice a speaker is looking for, including mine. In fact, he wrote the very quote you’re reading right now. (Not really. His version would’ve been better.) As a producer, I’ve learned that major events move fast, the stakes are enormous, and everyone wants to feel confident the moment they step to the mic. I’ve worked alongside world-class performers and cultural figures, including Meryl Streep, George Clooney, Clive Davis, and many more. And they’ve all been put at ease when Adam’s words show up in front of them. His writing sounds like people at their best: sharp, human, funny, clear, and completely authentic to their voice. He understands how to shape material for the room, the moment, and the person delivering it, and he can adjust in real time when the night inevitably changes. The same instinct that finds the joke finds the quiet moment and Adam writes both, often in the same paragraph.”

“Adam Kulbersh is incredibly talented and knows how to craft a nonprofit gala program that reaches its full potential. From start to finish, he was a pleasure to work with — organized, proactive, and consistently one step ahead. His work uniquely blends humor, substance, and poignancy in a way that authentically conveys the mission and captures the audience’s attention. Every program speaker he collaborated with remarked on how seamless he made the process. I would be delighted to partner with him on every event I produce!”

“We were toasting our son at his wedding, in front of New York power players and other speakers who do this for a living. My wife and I have very different senses of humor; Adam wrote us two speeches that sounded like each of us and played off each other, then coached us until we could land every laugh ourselves. I tell every parent I know who has a wedding coming up: hire him.”

“As the official Will Rogers performer for the State of Oklahoma and the Will Rogers Memorial Museum, authenticity matters to me. About 95% of my material was written or recorded by Will himself. But sometimes I need fresh material to flesh out the show, material that sounds like Will could’ve written it: witty, sharp, folksy, and timeless. I was familiar with Adam’s work, so I knew he was intelligent and understood comedy. Still, he consistently exceeds my expectations. Give him a setup or an idea, and he comes back with five different jokes, all of them strong. He completely captures Will’s voice, rhythm, and point of view, and the material feels authentic from the start. I asked Adam to write jokes for a man who’s been dead since 1935, and somehow he’s pulled it off beautifully.”