Rapid Teamwork

Sean Glaze delivers that special something that encourages people to let down their natural defenses and truly listen, then act on what they hear. People who hear Sean speak don't just remember his stories, they change how they show up on their team the next day.
His messages have impact because they aren't canned. As a team building speaker, Sean asks the right questions in advance and prepares carefully, so his interactive keynotes speak directly to the specific issues your people are dealing with day after day. Your audience won't just sit there, they'll participate, and some will walk away seeing their own leadership potential for the first time.
It's the Perfect Event Energizer.
Sean is a teamwork speaker who delivers interactive workplace culture keynotes that motivate people to connect more deeply and aim higher, together. They see themselves, and each other, differently by the end, and they leave with practical action steps they can apply immediately, not just a good feeling that fades by Monday.

Sean Glaze is a sought-after leadership and workplace culture speaker, who gained valuable insights on turning talent into teamwork as a successful basketball coach – and now he travels around the country to share those actionable lessons.

Sean’s engaging conference leadership keynotes and custom team building programs have helped clients like Cisco, John Deere, the CDC, and Emory University to increase collaboration, boost productivity, and build Sticky Cultures that inspire more profitable teamwork.

Sean’s books, Rapid Teamwork, What Effective Leaders DO, The 10 Commandments of Winning Teammates, and Staying Coachable are entertaining parables that accelerate the growth of leaders and teams!

For the best audience experience, Sean will run his program using his own MacBook (with embedded audio, video, and interactions) placed on a podium set to the far right or left side of the stage.

He requires the ability to advance his own slides with his handheld remote, and will meet at the earliest convenience of you’re a/v personnel on the event date to ensure an ideal experience.

Sean prefers a wireless lapel or headset mic., and requires a digital projector with a large screen for his program slide images and interactive polling. For audiences greater than 400 people, IMAG (image magnification) is highly recommended.

A raised stage platform is ideal for large audiences to ensure that all attendees have an unobstructed view of the program.

A brightly lit stage with a dark backdrop is best for audiences to maintain focus on the front of the room. Sean will utilize the entire stage and may even walk into the audience at times.

A repeater monitor (for power point) at front of stage is helpful.

Sean also requests login access to the A/V Wi-Fi.