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Simon Banks the Keynote Speaker in Australia presenting an unique presentation style on stage and see how he engages a room of people through his great energy, infectious humour and unrelenting passion.

360 Degrees reality show will help develop unconditional self esteem, more confidence, improve communication skills, develop a clear mind and to get in tune with your intuition. This program has been developed by Simone farnchi studies and practice of personal development life coaching and is the fundamental that i use with clients in my coaching sessions and personal development coaching program.

Whether it be humorous, thought-provoking, serious or a combination of all of these, the MC sets the expectation and a tone for your event - bringing you a unique energy from outside the organisation. Simon has an unnatural ability to get an audience engaged, energised and interacting rapidly.

Simon has an unnatural ability to get an audience engaged, energised and interacting rapidly. You may not remember all the tiny details of the conference, but your audience will ALWAYS remember the energy that filled every corner of the room.

Graphic facilitation is the great visual art work for the understanding of communication of a group or person. Visual Art has the great power of graphics.

Once you can draw people that an audience can look at and understand, you have their attention. It adds a human context to your communication, strategy or vision. Despite best efforts, I have never seen a strategy, vision or idea come to life without people. As such, it's great to be able to learn how to draw them and it absolutely powers your visual communication.

Using simple shapes to group that information can make it simple to comprehend and connect with. That's the role of graphic facilitation and visual communication: to make complex ideas simple and easy to understand and using shapes are essential to that process.

Artists see the things that they want to draw in shapes. Once you master this, you can literally learn to draw and scale out anything and become a kick ass graphic facilitator and visual communicator in the process. Simon Banks is an emcee, speaker, graphic facilitator and presenter who is professional and creative, and brings all the vim and vigour your audience expect to ensure brilliant corporate events.

The great news is that ANYONE can draw a line. It's so simple. The other great news is that with a line, you can express all types of concepts and easily communicate ideas. This episode takes you right back to year 7 at school and some of your earliest art lessons to show you just how effective lines are at expressing emotion and even a night out with some friends.

Looking for someone with spark AND intelligence who' ll wake up your audience and get them firing and ready for action? Simon Banks offers a unique blend of energetic enthusiasm, creativity and humour is your guarantee for a keynote that lives on in the memories of your people, for all the right reasons.

I was recently involved in a 1.5 day presentation skills workshop (Simon Banks style). It was part of a 4-day offsite for 30 senior leaders from a communications company and this was in the middle of their 4 days.

Simon Banks is an emcee, speaker, training facilitator and presenter who is professional and creative, and brings all the vim and vigour your audience expect to ensure brilliant corporate events. He's the Director of creative training company VisualFunk, known for running innovation hubs, conferences and training days to brew fresh thinking and develop market leading ideas. His first book,1000 Little Lightbulbs, will be released in early 2017.

Simon Banks ( A Corporate Emcee, Graphic Facilitator and trainer, provides services Australia wide) is Emcee for your next corporate event in Australia. He is a dynamic personality, full of laughs, great energy, relevant content and fantastic audience engagement.

If you find yourself not smiling as much as you would like to, here are some simple things Simon Banks have found to turn that frown upside down. Simon Banks is an author, emcee, speaker, and training facilitator in Australia.

Every company is looking for that light bulb moment. That elusive spark of genius. But instead of waiting for lightning to strike on that one big idea, you were part of an organisation there were 1000 little lightbulbs going off all the time? why not tap into an existing network of innovators?

We live in a world of ever-changing markets and innovative ideas, which is why it's crucial for companies to think creatively/differently in order to thrive. Large companies traditionally struggle to keep up with ongoing changes in the marketplace, leaving room for startups who are willing to push the boundaries on new and bold ideas.

Simon Banks hosted a number of Innovation Workshops successfully in Australia, each designed to accelerate your company' s growth by getting to the heart of what makes things tick. For innovation workshops in Australia contact Simon Banks.

One of my favourite activities when I was an art teacher involved free styling design thinking with cardboard boxes. Let me explain. Firstly, the kids I was teaching weren't cut from the same cloth as everyone else. They were all primary school students who had been expelled from their normal school.

Due to a practical joke gone that missed it's target and impacted a group of visiting missionaries, I was also expelled from the Christian University I had been attending. To fill this time off University, I did two great things that changed my life. I took off solo overseas for 7 months and to pay for it, I was a house parent with kids with severe emotional and behavioural disorders in the 6 months preceding it.

Graphic Facilitation and Visual Communication are a perfect mix for a fantastic strategy session. Want to explore further?

I am hearing the words fail fast everywhere at the moment. It has become a new buzz word. It may end up in the same space as such classics as: Thinking outside the box Peeling back the onion Lets run this up the flag pole Synergistic (just what does that mean exactly?)