How does Graeme stop people falling asleep?
As a Corporate Comedian, Hoax Speaker and Master of Ceremonies, Graeme has many years of experience at turning ho-hum into ha-ha at conferences, launches and awards presentations. An audience that is laughing is not sleeping:
• Laughter gives conference audiences a mental breather when it is interspersed throughout the business sessions.
• Humour can help to launch a new product in a way that is quirky and memorable.
• At an awards evening or gala dinner, nothing relaxes an audience like a good laugh.
How does Graeme inspire people to think more creatively?
As a Lateral Thinking Trainer, accredited by the De Bono Institute, Graeme’s entertaining keynote, ‘How to Suck Great Ideas out of Your Head’, will motivate your people to challenge their current thinking style and give them valuable tips on how to think more creatively, in order to kick-start the process of innovation. This keynote can also extend into a workshop.
Can Graeme mix and match these types of presentations?
Graeme's great advantage over other speakers, comedians and MCs lies in the versatility he brings to each event. For example, at a 2-3 day conference, he may appear at the welcome dinner as a hoax speaker, then next morning deliver his creativity keynote, and also MC the entire conference, sprinkling impressions, humorous songs and comic routines throughout.
See Graeme in action. Click the Play button above for an overview of his presentations. There are other video clips on the Hoax Speaker and Creativity Speaker pages, and an audio clip on the Comedian page.
Graeme can also combine his hoax and MC talents, to create a Hoax MC character – very popular at Awards presentations. Or he can combine a hoax with a genuine creativity keynote – a truly unique conference presentation called ‘Uncork Your Creative Genie’.
Because so much can be achieved through the one person, Graeme is a cost-effective live presentation solution, particularly for lengthy conferences, roadshows and incentive trips. One air fare, one hotel room – get the picture?
Based in Melbourne, Graeme's work often takes him interstate, and he has also appeared overseas at conferences in New Zealand, Bali, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, China and the USA.
