Each event that Brian Glow performs worldwide has the ability to be completely customized to the client’s specific needs. Whether your sector is technology, mining, teaching, agriculture, software etc., Brian combines his hysterically funny magic and illusions with your companies theme, message or product and can even utilize VIP’s within the show.

From good humored knocking the competition to internal in-house humor, Brian links his magic and presentations to intensely personalize his show with your event.

Brian Glow has become the pre-eminent corporate magician because he always engages the spectators with audience participation, where no one is EVER embarrassed. They are in fact the heroes of the show.

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During trade shows, conferences and sales meeting memorability is the key to success, Brian Glow can custom design relevant magical trick give-ways that will ensure that your booth, product or event is never forgotten. Imagine having something as unique as a magic trick that your attendees love to perform for there next clients, which incorporates your name, website or brand. This will indelibly stick in their minds far beyond the usual mindless stuff that is generally given out and usually thrown away.

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In the incredibly competitive nature of the trade show floor, the hospitality suite is the oasis where the real business gets done, it’s a chance for the client and sales professional to meet over a drink and talk about the clients needs.

Brian Glow’s essential role in the hospitality suite is to act as the grease between the moving parts. Floating from client to client entertaining them with hysterically funny intimate close-up magic. Brian injects a little brand humor easing the way for your sales people to build relationships making the evening a true success.

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Keep the excitement of your event rolling at a breakneck speed utilizing the magic and comedic talents of Brian Glow as the emcee. During your corporate event the smooth transition between elements is essential, that if not done professionally can ruin what might be a wonderful awards banquet or speakers event. Using Brian Glow’s hysterically funny, expert toastmasters experience will ensure a smooth continuity of your important ceremonies.

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Brian Glow garners mass amounts of media attention due to his outrageously creative publicity stunts utilizing magic and illusions. He is well known for baffling the imagination. From producing everything from mid air death defying escapes to the amazing magical appearance of your companies products in an inexplicable manner.

Sparking the imagination of clients and attendees, his original and off the wall publicity events not only gather thousands of spectators but appeals to all forms of media including; internet, television, radio, magazines, blogs, photo-journalism etc.

Using a well-crafted media attack, combining print and online materials, Brian works with your company, organization or publicist to alert the media. With an onslaught of promotional information, every media outlet will hear of and promote the event. This includes interviews and personal appearances to help bolster the event.

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Brian’s experience in over 500 trade shows and thousands of sales meetings has given him the unique ability to boil down the essential aspects of your product or service, melding the unique advantages into a powerful psychologically driven script with his hysterically funny magic containing your sales message.

Brian hones the specific details of your products or services in to a fine-tuned sales message guaranteed to ensure that viewers will remember your booth, product, service or event long after they have witnessed his presentation.

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Team building should not only be fun but also deliver bottom line value to your business issues. Building an effective team requires you to sometimes break away from the day-to-day pressures of a rapidly changing business environment. Brian Glow works with you to assess the degree that your team is in sync with your corporate culture, values and ongoing projects in exciting and amazing seminars.

By fine-tuning your team’s ability to communicate and work together in a fun and novel way, Brian will ensure that all team members have clear sense of their roles and fulfilling your companies vision and mission.

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Marketing consultant Brian Glow has a proven presales-training session that has been the difference between a successful sales meeting or trade show and total disaster. This free session with a $2,500.00 value is a complimentary seminar, which Brian teaches on site at your business well before the event.

With over 500 trade shows and thousands of sales meetings Brian has identified the many do’s and don’ts of a successful event. His fun-filled training session and power point presentation will leave your audience with new insights and abilities. They will now have even more of a competitive advantage for your next corporate event.

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A Day In The Life Of Winter Touring

Posted on November 24, 2011 by admin

The show was great! HOWEVER THE LEAD UP TO IT WAS HELL!!!!!!!

The night before we had a small blizzard that dumped a fair amount of snow, nothing that would paralyze Winnipeg (any where else on the globe but not Winnipeg) but enough to make it a scary drive. I could not sleep for some reason, not nerves just a lot of details for the show. Since it’s the Peg I always add new stuff. Got Devon ready for school at 6:00 for his 7:00 bus and it was off to pick up Cody and head to the truck rental location.

The worst part though was that I had a 26 foot, 3 ton rental truck with bald summer tires. I was to be at the theatre for the 10:00 am Union Call so that meant loading up at 8:30am.

We arrived at the warehouse at 10:00 because we got stuck 3 times before we even got to the warehouse and through the AMAZING kindness of strangers got out.

Imagine trying to push a truck half the length of a Semi trailer, out of glare ice and snow banks :(

I gave out a slew of comps, one I did not have but arranged when we got to the theatre. So to say the least I was a bit stressed because dress rehearsal was at 12:00 – HA!

While the crew was unloading we went through a dry run with whatever was available. The show started at 7:30, on time! We received a standing ovation which made the effort almost worth it.

Now we still had to pack and get the truck back to the warehouse and the rental agency. The snow had slowed down and I managed to take a very long route around the area that got us stuck, not an easy task. Finally dropped off the truck and one of the crew and crawled in to home around three.

My eldest son Dave was up so we talked for a little while and finally exhausted, I crashed. Only to be woken at 8:00 am when friends called to say they enjoyed the show (couldn’t wait till 9:00 ??). Unfortunately most know that I usually start earlier then 6:00 AM.

And a New day begins…