Nir Bashan, a highly regarded expert in the field of creativity, has had the privilege of collaborating with esteemed celebrities such as Woody Harrelson and Rod Stewart. Through his extensive experience, he has made an intriguing discovery - that creative superstars possess a method of consistent and predictable creativity accessible to everyone. This valuable approach can be applied not only in business but also in one's career.
Nir has been honoured to empower countless leaders and individuals worldwide, resulting in notable improvements in profitability, sales, customer service, and overall work satisfaction. His impressive client portfolio includes esteemed companies such as AT&T, Microsoft, Ace Hardware, NFL Network, EA Sports, Suzuki, Activision, and jetBlue.
Over the past two decades, Nir has meticulously developed a formula for systematising creativity in the business world, and he is now ready to share this groundbreaking approach with your team.
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What topics does Nir Bashan specialise in?
Nir Bashan specialises in talking about creativity, business development, leadership and more.
What is Nir Bashan's speaking style like?
Nir delivers insightful workshops that demystify creativity, empowering teams to harness their potential. His engaging style and practical approach lead to significant improvements in business performance and employee satisfaction. AI summary based on real event feedback.
Does Nir Bashan offer virtual speaking engagements?
Yes, Nir Bashan offers virtual speaker bookings for webinars, online conferences, and remote or distributed team engagements.
In business and in life, creativity is too important to be left to “the creatives.” Nir Bashan’s keynotes help explain the attributes, habits, skills, and techniques that all of us can use to bring out our “inner creative" while embracing change. Once you’ve understood the limits of working harder, and even smarter, you can start working more creatively—and actually get things done.
