Shows
After a serious announcement by a guest lecturer or researcher, our speaker will use an introduction on ‘changes in the socio-economic and social field’ to work towards the juggling as a metaphor for change. The aydience will experience something quite different than what they tend to expect.
Opening act or exciting closure which gives you energy!
During the wool act, the audience rapidly creates a visual and tangible ‘network’. In his act, the artist interacts with the audience, inviting them to help create this network. Accompanied by stirring music, coloured wool is thrown from all sides into the auditorium and everyone is soon entangled in an enormous web.
A fascinating presentation about collaboration, challenges, daring to think big, progress and connection. After this show, your audience will remember what they are doing it all for!
The opening of a new building should always incorporate that special moment during which the building is officially opened. One or more speakers will shed light on the design and construction process and say a word of thanks. In accordance with good practice the ribbon cutting ceremony will follow afterwards.
You have a situation that needs to change. You shouldn’t change the situation. That’s how it works right? No, unfortunately, if something needs to change in the workplace, we desperately need each other to create the new reality. This includes talking about progress so you can make adjustments as it goes. “I would do that very differently!” Exactly this is practiced in a safe environment in a recognizable scenario, which is established in good consultation.
Two actors play a scene taken from daily practice (or the near future) in a fun and intelligent way. This one is recognizable and humorous, so you can safely laugh at yourself and your colleagues. The scene is then repeated, this time the participants may shout “stop” if they disagree with the procedure. Under the guidance of an intermediary, they are allowed to give the actors tips and instructions that change the course of the scene. If no “stop” is called, the intermediary assumes that the participants are exactly the same. The audience sits in the director’s chair and is challenged to intervene.
This proven technique ensures that many people have their say. The tantalizing scenes force the participants to show the back of their tongue. In this way you can provide insight into behaviour, mission and strategy, break through behavioral barriers and pave the way for rapid improvement. The atmosphere is relaxed and yet a lot is achieved.
Exciting opening or closing.
Bemotive offers beautiful images, interaction with the audience and a relevant link to the content of your meeting in an original way.
The stage is dark and music is playing; an electric violin plays. The violin gives light in the dark, it forms a point of light in the darkness. The violinist plays intensely with passion and virtuosity. A standing lamp clicks on. A man is sitting on a chair reading. A spotlight turns on. A desk lamp clicks on. A poet is sitting on stage at a table writing.
What is the most important thing at a trade fair? Generating leads. Appeal to as many potential customers as possible and exchange contact information. Mindpepper has years of experience working at trade fairs. Addressing the audience, often difficult for many exhibitors, is no problem for us. We make contact with the visitor in an unusual way and ensure that he enters your booth with a smile.