San Diego motivational speaker
(available nationwide) Milo Shapiro!
Dynamic interactive programs: www.IMPROVentures.com. Seeking professional motivation speaker who is
fun? www.IMPROVentures.com.
Milo Shapiro has keynotes that are
interactive using improv and humor that are great for your event or
breakout sessions: www.IMPROVentures.com.
Your corporate meeting or
business convention is more fun with Milo's use of improv:
www.IMPROVentures.com. Dynamic motivation speaker applies improvisation
to topics like risk, sales, and teamwork for your conference, meeting,
or event: www.IMPROVentures.com.
Available directly at www.IMPROVentures.com or by speaker bureau.
Motivation speaker (keynote speaker) - San Diego and beyond
- with interaction through improv games.
Dynamic, interactive keynote / breakout speaker available directly at www.IMPROVentures.com or by
speakers bureau. Fun and learning in one for your conference:
www.IMPROVentures.com. Milo Shapiro for a keynote that is interactive
using improvisation and humor; great for your after lunch or dinner
speaker, meeting fun, or breakout speaker: www.IMPROVentures.com.
Dynamic, interactive speaker using improv available directly at:
www.IMPROVentures.com. Seeking professional motivation speakers that are
fun?: See www.IMPROVentures.com! Milo Shapiro has keynotes that are
interactive using improv and humor that are great for your event or
breakout sessions: See www.IMPROVentures.com! Your corporate meeting or
business convention is more fun with Milo's use of improv: See
www.IMPROVentures.com! Dynamic motivation speaker applies improvisation
to topics like risk, sales, and teamwork for your conference, meeting,
or event: See www.IMPROVentures.com! Available directly at
www.IMPROVentures.com or by speaker bureau. Dynamic, interactive
keynote / breakout speaker available directly at www.IMPROVentures.com
or by speakers bureau. Fun and learning in one for your conference: See
www.IMPROVentures.com! Improv entertainment for corporate events with
shows or interactive keynotes: See www.IMPROVentures.com! Dynamic,
interactive speaker using improv available directly at: See
www.IMPROVentures.com!; Convention entertainment in San Diego (or
beyond) with improvisation: See www.IMPROVentures.com!
|
|
 |
Milo Shapiro
The
Improv Guy!
With
the most interactive keynotes you'll ever find!
Three
eye-opening programs,
each completely
different in form and purpose: |
|
Duo Entertainment
Keynotes with Improv 
Contact Page
for speaker
programs |
|
|
 |
The Improvfessionals:
Top Ten Countdowns!
Where entertainment
meets real learning! |
|
|
|
|
Click arrow
in pic to see video
With titles like
"Whose Line-Manager Is It Anyway?"
and
"Laugh In the Fast Lane", these entertaining duo keynote
presentations
are as much a show and an activity as they are
speeches.
We blend
entertainment, audience involvement, and a topic of your choosingin this team presentation.
The show/speech
team (called "The
Improvfessionals") includes
Milo Shapiro with
one or two other experienced keynote improvisers,
like Lee Krevat who is pictured here.
|
The Improvfessionals
"top-ten" style lists are customized to the focus
of the gathering. We've been asked to entertain on ten points
about:
management and teamwork
sales
event planning
fundraising
social blunders (for a non-work party)
Then,
a life story
and/or an improv game
is used to make each of the ten points.
How can improv make points? Here's an
example:
|
|
 |
 |
|
|
A key principle that
applies to almost any theme we work with is "You can't keep
cutting the time invested and expect results of the same quality."
To prove this point, we play the game "Half Time". In "Half Time", an improvised scene is done in exactly
one minute. Then the same scene is run in 30 seconds.
Then in 15. Then in 8! And finally, we play their
scene
in only 4 seconds! The audience is delighted to see
what details will remain to keep the essence of the scene together as we
face these devastating time crunches.
Some games even involve
getting audience members up to be involved with us (like this woman
joining Milo and Improvfessional Jen Clark), which adds to the fun.
|
|
This is just one of the many games we
tailor to meet the concepts on the Top 10 list. (Click
to see a written list from a recently-performed top 10).
And your attendees KNOW how customized the show is because THEY get to tell us
what the scene will be about!
"Funny,
entertaining, and relevant!" - Social Security Administration
Here's an additional video from a game we
include in the trio show where Laura Jane's impersonation skills tie in to the business
points we make on being adaptable, because "Change Is Constant!" (we
recommend that you see
the main video about this program first,
though, so that you get this game in context).
Part of what makes this such fun is that we DO
make your people stars in the presentation as well. Carefully chosen games
can include your more playful attendees. And games can be led from the
podium that are done in pairs at tables, giving everyone a chance to stretch
their minds and have fun without being in performance mode.
What are
some of the variations we've worked with?
Here are our three most popular requests:
|
== Laugh=In=The=Fast=Lane ==
Our "Sales" and/or "Customer Service" Presentation |
|
|
|
"Laugh In
the Fast Lane"
uses the top-ten list improv concept described above. Here, all the
points are sales-oriented for a
sales team audience, giving sales agents and
managers some key reminders and some playful tools to make it easier
to face their challenging business
Points include:
"Never make the customer wrong"
"Presentation Counts"
"Be Creative - Even Within Your Guidelines".
As Kodak told us after their national
sales conference, "This was just the energy booster we needed to laugh at
ourselves a bit and then focus on what we need to get done."
|
|
"Whose Line-Manager
Is It Anyway?"
(Management and Teamwork) |
 |
|
Our
most requested version! Getting along in our complex business environment
is tough! As we announce our ten business principles here, we often hear
groans and chuckles of recognition that tell us we're hitting the target.
The crowd may be laughing but they're getting the message, too, as we hit upon
principles like:
"Change Is Constant"
"More People on a Project Does Not Necessarily Speed It Up"
"Collaboration Creates Success"
"Make Sure Your Message Is Understood"
|
|
"Laugh in the Fast Lane"
(The
NON-business version)
|
 |
|
Rather
than come up with yet ANOTHER name for our presentation for non-business
audiences, we again use the title
"Laugh In the Fast Lane".
Here we use the top-ten list improv concept, described in the other
presentations, but our focus now is just a fun discussion of getting along with
other people in this crazy world of ours.
Instead of using business terms like "Avoid
Micro-Management", we use the principle "Don't be such a control freak!" and the
improv game works just as well for your social event. Tales of our
families, natural science, and personal adventures boost this non-business,
improv-based show to a fun level your attendees/guests will discuss for months.
|
Contact Info
|
|
|
Testimonials on
our duo/trio entertainment keynotes
"IMPROVfessions Top Tens!"
This program is sometimes called "Whose
Line-Manager Is It Anyway?"
and also "Laugh
in the Fast Lane"
(You can read
their entire letter by clicking on the company's name)
Other letters and clients
for this program include:
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Institute for Managerial Accounting
Society for Software Quality
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
