Vince Ebert
Scientist, comedian and business expert showing people how to use the unpredictability of the future to their advantage
Why you should book Vince Ebert for your next event
- Vince is a comedian that has a large amount of experience in the business sector.
- As a regular host of a science show on ARD, he is a really skillful public speaker.
- He is versatile, his keynotes are available both in English and German.
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Learn to master the uncertainty of the future and have a laugh
Speaker Vince Ebert is a top science comedian. As a keynote speaker, his style is truly unique as he connects business, humour and science in a special way. He is dedicated to showing people why the future is not predictable and how to use this to their advantage. His sharp and entertaining keynotes earned Vince a great reputation as companies like Siemens and Merck frequently hire him.
After completing his studies as a physicist, speaker Vince Ebert began his career at an international consultancy agency where he gained significant experience in marketing and business. To inspire more people, in 1998 Vince decided to leave his job and discovered his passion for the stage. His knowledge in business is a great asset to inspire people from the business sector. Companies such as Siemens and Merck frequently hire Vince for their events. Furthermore, as Vince regularly hosts a science show on the German channel ARD, he has a significant amount of experience in speaking.
Audiences truly enjoy Vince's keynotes as his unique way of connecting business with science and humour gets the message through. With the topics Big Dadaismus and Accidentally Successful! Speaker Vince Ebert offers brand new perspectives and inspiration for all kinds of organisations. His sharp and provoking arguments truly enrich a keynote and encourage the audience to think in new and unconventional ways. Speaker Vince Ebert is not only an informative and inspirational keynote speaker but he also knows how to turn your event into a truly memorable experience.
Keynotes
Keynote by Vince Ebert:
Priorities: What is really important
Whole companies are operating remotely from their private homes. Entire industries have been put on hold. People fear for their employment and bosses complain about lack of productivity. Maybe soon the only people on the streets will be Amazon delivery guys. Everyone else is sitting isolated at home, streaming, posting, zooming or liking something or other.
In times like these we have to reconsider our priorities. What is really important? What is redundant? Companies and enterprises need optimism and inspiration more than ever before. And a reasonable helping of humor.
Vince Ebert has developed a vaccine against misery and despair and shows in his usual witty manner how to stay productive, positive and capable of action in a phase of complete uncertainty. And how to prioritize. Among other things you will learn:
- why improvisation is more important than perfection
- why our brain needs physical contact
- what you can easily do without in the future
- and why a step back is sometimes a step forward
Vince Ebert should know. The physicist, ARD-show host and comedian has been thriving during lockdown times. After all, social distancing was the reason why he studied physics in the first place.
Keynote by Vince Ebert:
Big Dadaism: A common sense approach to digitization
Will Big Data and Artificial Intelligence really revolutionize the way we work? Vince suggests that we take a step back and relax a bit. In this keynote, speaker Vince Ebert debunks popular myths regarding our future and clarifies the role of technologies such as AI in our lives.
Through surprising and funny examples, Vince will show that humans will always be better than any computer – even in the future. Furthermore, he will also teach you how to use your imagination and creativity to be successful in the future.
Vince designed the talk »BIG DADAISM« to encourage his audience to use common sense instead of blindly the digital hysteria which surrounds us these days.
The Myths of Big Data / Science Comedian Vince Ebert
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