For those events that need an exceptional host and all-round hilarious guy, there’s no better choice than Adam Growe. With a combined 20 years working in radio, television, and corporate entertainment, Adam is an experienced individual who will surprise you with how quick he’ll have you laughing.
Category Archives: Entertaining a Crowd
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We’ve all been there before. It’s the third day of a week-long conference, and you just got back from lunch. You and your colleagues settle in for another presentation, the lights go down, and the celebrated speaker takes to the stage. Then he or she proceeds to drone on and on, telling story after story without following any clear direction or providing any true substance. Disorganized, self-satisfied, and backed by a truly terrible PowerPoint or Keynote presentation, the speaker is awful. Dull. So boring, in fact, that you can’t help the way your knee bounces or the way you doodle on your page, whilst you’re painfully aware that your next break is hours away.
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It’s not unusual for cross-country and international companies to have bilingual offices, where the ability to speak both French and English is as necessary as any bottom line. When bilingualism is a crucial part of your business, it should be represented in everything that you – including your events. If English isn’t the only language spoken by your clients and employees, can you put on a monolingual presentation and expect success? The answer is rarely ever ‘yes’, in which case our talented and bilingual speakers are here to help.
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When ideas are the very basis of your business, you can’t let uninspired, stagnated thinking sabotage your success. You need employees who are confident enough to think outside the box and offer up unique solutions to predictable problems. Promoting a culture of creativity within the office is easier said than done, as it takes considerable skill to hone individuals’ abilities to observe, innovate, and collaborate. You can make this process much easier on yourself and your office by hiring one of the top creativity and innovation speakers to give advice on how to harness the inner creativity that thrives in everyone.
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For a night that demands originality, fun, and wonder, look no further than Perry James. Part stand-up comedian, part magician, Perry blends the two worlds together flawlessly in a performance you have to see to believe. With over 20 years in the business (and over 2,000 performances on his résumé), Perry is a veteran of comedy and magic. His combined experience and raw talent as a performer gives him an unparalleled ability to connect with and surprise his audiences in a show that delights and amazes.
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The times, they area a’ changing. As innovations in technology, marketing techniques, human resources, and sales methods, that’s never been more accurate than it is now. You and your company have a choice to make. Either you can accept these changes and adjust your business model accordingly, or you can reject them, keeping to your rigid plan. Even as you read this now, you know what the right decision is. Don’t go the way of the dinosaurs. Make sure your business evolves right along with the changing of the times.
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We often think of the largest metropolitan areas as the most important business centres in the world. New York City, Toronto, Tokyo, Singapore, Paris, Hong Kong, and London are just a few that often take the top spots in any ‘big name’ list; however, it’s often the smaller cities throughout the world that are the unsung heroes of business.
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Conventions, conferences, and meetings run the risk of being unbearably trite and dull. Unfortunately, if yours is planned without a dynamic entertainer, the danger of boring your audience to tears is all too real. To avoid such a fate, you need a vibrant, hysterical stand-up comedian like Steve Brinder. Known as one of Canada’s funniest (and nicest) comics, Steve can breathe life into a dreary event and ensure the only tears your audience will be wiping away are from laughter.
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The dark days of winter are upon us. Though we’ve passed the Winter Solstice (which means the days are technically getting longer) it’s still far too cold and far too dark for our liking. The limited sun can make anyone blue, a feeling only exasperated by the after-Christmas and after-after Christmas sales. If your team is in a rut because of low sales and poor weather, don’t just look forward through the calendar and wish for spring. Take a proactive approach and hire a motivational speaker.
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As we usher in spring, it’s not hard to feel optimistic now that our days are longer, warmer, and sunnier. The warm weather outside can be infectious, as the season of renewal and rebirth inspires individuals to recharge after a long winter. If you find yourself ready to take on new opportunities of growth, it’s important that your company-wide revitalization is helped along by upbeat and inspirational speakers. That’s why we’re going to shine a spotlight on some of our up and coming speakers today.