Give the room an idea.Change the conversation.
- Group
- Shape an important room
- The format
- Agree the length, topic, format and speaker availability around the audience and purpose.
- The people
- Conferences, leadership gatherings and organisations with a defined audience and purpose.
The applause ends. The question should stay.
A talk can be entertaining without changing what people discuss afterwards. We start with the audience and the conversation your event needs, then build the story, evidence and challenge around it.
What you leave with
- An audience and event brief
- One clear organising idea
- A research-led stage story
- Questions for the conversation after
How it works.
Understand the room.
Agree who is attending and what the keynote needs to make possible.
Build the idea.
Connect relevant research, examples and audience moments into a clear argument.
Carry it into the event.
Give people a question or discussion that connects the talk to what follows.
A good fit when
Your audience needs a relevant idea, shared language and space to question an assumption.
What we agree together
Topic, speaker, recording rights, travel and production are agreed. Workshops, follow-on discussions and content licensing are additional unless included in scope.
See it through your role.
Common questions.
What can the talk cover?
Start with the question your audience needs to examine: a decision, an assumption or how ideas move into action. Agree the subject, relevant expertise and evidence before choosing a talk.
Can the keynote lead into a workshop?
Yes. A keynote can introduce the question that a workshop then works through. The combined programme is scoped around the outcome you need.
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