Your team is in the room. Their minds are not.
Get Them in the Meeting, Not Just in the Chairs.
Your speakers already have the agenda, the products, and the new program. Mike Duseberg’s magic and mentalism give them a room that is actually listening.
He entertains intelligent people who think they already know how everything works. They can’t explain it. That’s what pulls them in — and why they ask for him back.
Safe for customers. Safe for the team. Safe for HR.
How Clients Actually Use Mike At Their Meetings, Incentives, and Sales Kickoffs
Most kickoffs already have the bones. Mike does not replace them.
You already spent the real money getting them here. Mike multiplies what that meeting can do — a room that shows up, talks across the company, and still remembers the meeting on the way home.
Welcome reception. The team is here. Their minds are still at the office. Mike entertains that night so people talk across regions, relationships restart, and the team has enough trust to be candid in the meeting.
During the meeting. After the fourth PowerPoint, the day starts to drag. They need a reset, not another presentation. Mike keeps your team in their chairs and in the meeting.
Closing night. Reward them for the hard work with a shared experience they will actually remember — the meeting, the people, and what they've learned.
A better band, a different venue, or a nicer dinner will only change the wallpaper. They will not start the conversations.
Here’s How Mike Starts the Conversations.
He starts with a small group and breaks their usual pattern. People stop standing only with their own team. A crowd builds.
Your team is focused on the magic and participating in the fun. They are fully engaged in this moment.
Nobody knows how the magic works. The newest employee and the CEO are both saying, “How did that happen?”
For a few minutes the usual hierarchy is gone — and the usual barriers go with it. That is when the conversations can proceed.
Now your team can talk freely in the hallways, during sessions, and back at the office.
You get the participation and candor a successful meeting requires.
“On the way back to the resort the buses were just buzzing and the whole talk was ‘did you see him do this?’ and ‘how did he do that?’” - Nels Kasey, Great Heart Seed
You know it’s a huge hit when…
“A Thoroughly Enjoyable Experience”
“Your personality and presentation combined with the magic, made the show a real home run. A thoroughly enjoyable experience.” Mike Kruse, Vice President Marketing, Heidtman Steel“
Turned a Good Event into a Great Experience!”
“He really turned a good event into a great experience. On the way back to the resort the buses were just buzzing and the whole talk was “did you see him do this?” and “how did he do that?’ - Nels Kasey, Great Heart Seed
“I have never seen our fun group so intent and engaged…”
“I have never seen our fun group so intent and engaged… Not only is your show magical and entertaining, but your humor, presentation, and connection to the audience is nothing but professional and hilarious” - Lynda Hussan, Communications International, Inc.
”You ROCKED! That's all I can say. All day long, our entire team heard nothing but how awesome you were. ‘Where did you find him?’” - Mary Colon, GO, Inc. for DuPont MECS
90% of Mike’s Clients with Annual Events Book Him for a Second Time
Tell Mike About Your Meeting
Every Successful Event Starts with a Conversation
Mike asks about the night you are hosting — what you are planning, how the last event went, and what you hope this year will produce.
Based on what you tell him, Mike will tell you exactly what he has done for similar clients in your situation.
If it is a fit, you can reserve your date.
Mike can only work with one client per day, and he only schedules 50 events per year.
How to get colleagues to stop acting like strangers so the sessions can be honest.
Not ready to lock a date?
This is the short report on why people sit with their region, why rank stays in the room, and what has to happen at the welcome reception before anyone will be candid at 8:15.
