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40 years on stage. 35 countries. Trusted by leadership conferences and leading companies.
“Humor as a Resource” is a keynote that inspires leaders and teams to communicate better, build stronger relationships, think more creatively, and create workplaces people genuinely want to be part of. The result is a more purposeful organisation, and a culture where people are motivated to contribute and perform at their best.
“Think about your favourite boss, employee or colleague. If they’re positive, inspiring and fun to be with, It’s likely they’re experts at applying humor at the right moment.” Rob Spence
(then decide whether to believe him)
It’s a highly interactive experience where audiences don’t just learn about the power of applied humor at work, they experience it through audience interaction, live demonstrations and practical exercises that they can use immediately to shape a more positive workplace culture.
Imagine people carrying the positive feelings the keynote evokes back into their working life. That’s what we do.
Available in-person or virtually, in English or German, for audiences of any size.
Christian Gabriel, Managing Director – B. Braun Medical AG
This keynote doesn’t just create laughter, connection, and conversation, it creates novelty and “aha moments” by showing the power of humour as a proven instrument to leverage decision making, build trust and create engagement.
Event organisers often say these insights last. Audiences tend to keep talking about the experience, and applying what they’ve learned, long after the event.
Drawing on more than 40 years as a professional comedian, together with the latest neuroscience and behavioural science, Rob introduces the concept of Applied Humor at Work:
a practical approach that sheds light on humor as an instrument to help leaders and teams communicate more effectively, collaborate more naturally, and create healthier, happier workplaces.
Research shows that appropriate humour helps organisations:
Every keynote is tailored to your needs, and can be adapted to fit your focus, whatever that is:
Let’s create an experience your audience will still be talking about long after the applause has ended.