Hey Joe, I really want to know…

Completely, and your attendees will notice. Before your event, Joe researches your industry, your organization and your competition, reads your trade publications, and interviews a handful of your attendees by phone. Their real challenges, often in their own words, end up in the program and the materials, built around your event theme.

The result: your audience hears its own problems solved instead of a generic talk, and leaves with ideas it can use on Monday morning.

As long as your agenda needs. Joe’s programs run as keynotes, workshops and breakout sessions, and most can be shaped to fit the time slot you have. If the schedule shifts on the day, he can shorten or stretch the program without losing the message, so your agenda stays on track and nobody in the room notices the scramble.

Clean, and it works. Joe spent years on stage as a comedy magician, stage hypnotist and improv player, and he knows the difference between a comedy club and your platform. The humor keeps your audience alert, even after lunch, and helps the ideas stick, without anyone in the room feeling targeted or uncomfortable.

Yes, with no problem at all. Meal functions are part of most events, and Joe plans for the clatter, the servers and the late start. Your attendees get a full, lively program while they eat, and you don’t have to rearrange the schedule around the speaker. (Besides, Joe likes to eat.)

Book Joe for two sessions at the same event. Many groups pair a marketing workshop with a breakout or entertainment program. The second presentation comes at a substantial discount, and you skip a second speaker’s travel costs entirely.

Joe also helps with room setup, timing and logistics so the program runs smoothly, and your attendees get access to post-program VIP support material that helps them put his strategies to work in their own businesses.

Like it’s his own money. Joe flies coach, never bills meals to your master account, and doesn’t come with rock-star demands or invoice surprises. If he’s presenting for another client in your area, the airfare is split evenly between you.

You get a predictable cost you can budget for, and one less thing to manage.

Very little of your time. Once you book, you’ll get a short pre-program questionnaire, and Joe will interview you briefly by phone. He may ask for a few recent trade publications or newsletters, plus a list of the key people attending so he can talk with them too.

A 50% deposit holds your date, and the balance is due on the day of the presentation. It’s all spelled out in the questionnaire.