Bilingual Speaker, Comedian and Writer
After 30 years performing as a bilingual comic, writer, and host speaker, this University of Montreal business graduate (B. Comm., Marketing / management) and creative writing teacher at the National Comedy School, who also won 7 prestigious “Olivier” awards and a Gemini award for his work in comedy, Sylvain Larocque has now decided to share his unique set of experiences with the business world via his entertaining and informative conference: “Comedy inc.”.
Comedy inc.
How so? By giving the members of your organization a “comedy toolkit”. After attending his lecture, you will realize how comedy is a powerful way, accessible to all, to increase efficiency on all levels of your business.
When well utilized, comedy can be used to minimize the impact of bad news; to boost themorale of your troops; to improve team spirit as well as to reinforce relationships with both your customers and business partners. It will also, of course, help you extend your network. Shared laughter generates immediate complicity between humans and puts you on the fast lane to generating trust.
Sylvain will explain how he came to realize that the power of comedy as a tool, has changed his life and he will demonstrate ways to use the comedic potential that sleeps in all of us, even those who don’t think they have it in themselves.
Content
- Laughter for personal growth (personal experiences).
- The importance of laughter.
- Establishing trust.
- Comedy as a remedy to social problems in organizations.
- Laughter as a facilitator, a commercial catalyst.
- How comedy is used to lighten the burden of delivering bad news.
- Contagious motivation in building team spirit through solidarity.
- Generating comedic ideas and concepts,
- Classic joke formulas.
- Adapting to interlocutors.
Various informations
Sylvain’s lectures as well as his comedic performances may be adapted to any of your needs.
Sylvain will make himself available to meet the customers and event organizers to customize the show.
Shows are available in French, English or in a mix of both languages.
The duration of the conference can go up to 60-70 minutes, including Q&A.