Leadership. Communication. Improv.
Skills people can use the next day.
Keynotes and workshops where the whole room plays, not just a few volunteers.
11+ Years
Keynote Speaking
15 Years
In the Classroom
28+ Years
Performing Improv
800+
Talks Given
"I've got to warn you, this is a tough group."
Jon hears it before a lot of keynotes. Nervous meeting planners, cautious HR directors, organizers whose group sat stone-faced through the last three speakers. His answer: nobody's really a tough crowd. They're just tired of sitting.
Most keynotes are talks. Some bring a few volunteers on stage while everyone else watches. Very few put the whole room to work. Jon does, in their seats, in pairs, on their feet, whatever the room needs that day. People leave with skills they can use the next day.
"We had a room full of introverts, and my biggest concern was that people would feel uncomfortable or put on the spot. What actually happened couldn't have been more different. Everyone was moving, contributing, and genuinely enjoying themselves."
Alisha Haiderali
Regional Payroll Leader, Intuit
Where does your company want to GROW?
Foster a Supportive Culture
Improve Communication
Retain Employees
Motivate Teams
Support Smooth Transitions
Celebrate Wins & Mistakes
Achieve the Impossible
Grow Winning Teams
Build Stronger Leaders
Empower Decisions
Inspire Creativity
Boost Confidence
A customized session using improv exercises will provide practical solutions that will be used in the workplace and at home right away.
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“Yes, and…” Improving Leadership and Collaboration Through Improv
The foundational improv principle that turns hesitant teams into confident communicators, practiced live, not just explained.
Improv(e) Your Communication:
De-Escalate Almost Anyone in Four Easy Steps
An interactive workshop that shows people their communication blind spots by putting them in the room, not a slideshow.
Beyond Boundaries:
Unlocking Creative Genius
Your brain is wired to kill new ideas before they breathe. This session breaks that reflex and builds a team that builds on each other's thinking instead.
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