Mike Robertson

My keynote speech is 45-60 minutes and will have audiences laughing out loud one moment and resolving to take decisive action the next moment. The verbal presentation is accompanied by my amazing visuals—slide which surprise and delight with their unexpected actions and images. Your audience will be on my side from the first sentence, as my self-deprecating wit, compelling stories, and practical applications combine to make a most memorable package.

Mike Robertson is a professional member of the National Speakers Association whose greatest joy is in helping people find and develop their creative abilities. He practices what he preaches: Mike is a musician, author of three books, gifted storyteller, and has more than 20 years of graphic design experience. He views his presentations as works of art, designed to entertain, inspire and dazzle audiences through his humor, insight and artistic approach to the visuals which accompany his words. Equally at home speaking to 2000 or 20, Mike is a personable, natural raconteur who will hold the attention of any group, while giving them much to think about in the weeks to come.
Mike just received (July 2014) a standing ovation from his peers at the National Speakers Association convention for his presentation called "No Power & No Point: Why Your Slides Suck & How To Make 'em Soar." He is now available for consulting or training on how to make better slides which can enhance your words instead of just repeating them. And Mike has created a video podcast series, ClickStarters, to help others transform their slides into amazing, eye-catching works of art. ClickStarters is available on YouTube and on iTunes.

For the full Mike Robertson experience, I prefer a single screen with high-quality projector. I use my own laptop to run my Keynote presentation and will supply my own remote. I prefer a wireless lavaliere microphone, since I use my hands to interact with the screen at several points.