The Magic of Crazytivity
Reopen your teams’ creativity with a professional magician’s secrets.
See the creativity keynoteKeynote speaker · Former professional magician
Butzi is a speaker who spent ten years as a professional magician. On stage, his magic is not an act: it is a communication tool that anchors the ideas of the keynote.
No gala act.
Catching and holding a room’s attention, the hardest part of any keynote: that is a magician’s craft.
‘Impossible’ moments that attach an emotion to an idea, and make it stick.
Modern mentalism and magic, tied to the point and adapted to the corporate world. Never gratuitous.
Reopen your teams’ creativity with a professional magician’s secrets.
See the creativity keynoteDemystify artificial intelligence and make your teams want to embrace it.
See the AI keynote« His tricks are impressive and his personality and humour make him so engaging and fun to watch while delivering an important message. I would highly recommend Butzi for an engaging and memorable keynote. »
« With his dynamic, well thought out presentation, magic tricks and visuals appealing to the audience’s emotions (no less than 600 attendees), Butzi engaged, impressed, inspired and woke up the public. »
« Butzi is a magician of great talent and exceptional speaker! »
« With a perfect mix of entrepreneurial insights and stunning live magic, he fostered our creativity sustainably. »
« He definitely inspired Airbus employees to be more innovative every day! »
45, 60 or 90 minutes (60 as the reference), from 100 to 3,000 people.
An online version for distributed teams.
See the virtual keynoteNo. It is a keynote delivered by a speaker who is a former professional magician. Magic fills a quarter of the stage time and serves the message: it is not a gala act.
It delivers the messages. Every effect is built to anchor one specific idea, roughly one magic moment every 13 minutes, never gratuitous.
Two keynotes: the Magic of Crazytivity, on creativity, and the Magic of AI, on artificial intelligence.
Plenary sessions from 100 to 3,000 people, in 45, 60 or 90 minutes (60 as the reference), in person or online for distributed teams.
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