Build Your Confidence, Communication and Creativity at Work | Neil Mullarkey | Talks at Google

Communication expert and renowned comedian Neil Mullarkey discusses his book In the Moment: Build Your Confidence, Communication and Creativity at Work, an engaging and illuminating guide to success.
Every meeting, presentation and conversation is an opportunity to embrace your confidence and show your creative flair. With insights on collaboration, risk-taking and organization, this book arms you with a complete repertoire of powerful communication tricks and strategies.
Get the book here: goo.gle/3CGrG5R.
For more information on Neil please visit neilmullarkey.com/.
Neil Mullarkey is an actor, author, comedian and communication expert, notably known for his roles in Whose Line Is it Anyway and the Austin Powers movies. While still performing weekly with the Comedy Store Players, Europe's top improv troupe which he co-founded with Mike Myers, Neil also travels the world bringing the skills of theater and improv to clients such as EY, Deloitte, Vodafone, Accenture and Unilever. He has delivered hundreds of keynotes and workshops to various organizations and is a guest speaker at London Business School, London Business Forum and Bayes Business School.
Moderated by Matt Brittin.

[@InspiringKeynoteSpeakers]

The LASER framework is such a practical and effective way to approach conversations. It's inspiring to see how these concepts from theater can be applied to real-life interactions, promoting active listening, open-mindedness, and creative problem-solving.

[@trickeydavid]

As someone who has engaged Neil with some of my clients, I can say that the impact of his approach touches the heart of what leadership and collaboration needs to be about for organizations to flourish. Our true collective power lies in our relationships not in our individual competencies and the mutual adaption that goes on when you follow the premises of improv create conditions for real synergy from our differences. And it’s great fun, with genuine laughter as we enjoy openly sharing our wonderful mistakes as opportunities. Neil also makes everyone in the group feel good about themselves and others. Trust forms, inhibitions dissolve. Great stuff, Neil.

[@susansherack2132]

Thank you!