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Tomas Sedlacek
Former economic advisor to the president of the Czech Republic, renowned author Tomas Sedlacek specializes in keynote speeches on globalization and the philosophy of economics. His knowledge of economic trends is beyond compare.
Czech Republic
Tomas Sedlacek is a Czech university lecturer, Chief Macroeconomic Strategist, and author but renowned foremost as an economics expert, with a unique style of influential thinking. His role as an economic advisor to the former Czech Republic...
Ronan Tynan
Medical doctor, paralympian, recording artist and motivational speaker moving people like few others can
USA
Our keynote speaker Ronan Tynan, MD is a successful artist, storyteller, and his ability to inspire, motivate, and empower audiences make his performances unique. Dr. Ronan Tynan has performed at historic events including Ronald Reagan’s funeral...
Jeffrey Archer
Best-selling author and former Member of Parliament & Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Party
UK
Keynote speaker Jeffrey Archer is a former politician, a serving Member of the House of Lords, and a worldwide bestselling writer, with sales of over 250million books. He is the only author ever to have been a No.1 bestseller in fiction (fifteen...
About Mythology
- Lord Of The Rings, Harry Potter and Game Of Thrones have all been incredibly successful in recent years, demonstrating how epic tales of mythology still fascinate even in today’s age of information.
- What is it about mythology, or mythologies rather, that keeps fascinating us? Why are we still taught ancient history in highschool and not only English, math or media subjects?
- The fact that mythologies have survived all these years tell us that mythology is indeed important because mythology is storytelling. Telling stories has always been important to the human race, then and now.
- Keynote speakers on mythology might focus on the very nature of mythology on a general level as well as delve into specific mythologies such as Norse mythology, Greek mythology, Indian mythology, etc.