Global Topspeakers

Communication

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Whether in everyday life, during a presentation or in meetings: every one of us has to communicate. Then, why not make the best of voice and body language?

Our experts will show you how to skilfully use mimics and gestures to convince your audience with aplomb at your next presentation or talk. And if you prefer to learn another thing or two on communication, no problem. As always, we would be happy to customize every lecture to your needs and those of your guests. Simply call us or contact us by email!

Steve Kroeger

Making the right decisions when under pressure

Everyday professional life is like climbing a mountain. It’s when you are at a great height that personal bests are needed there and then. It’s about making the right… more

Sven Gabor Janszky

Data privacy 2025

Trend researcher Sven Gabor Janszky will explain why we will want to release our personal data and why current debates about the security of data privacy are a relic… more

Steve Kroeger

Team spirit - getting there together

How do you and a group of highly motivated specialists get to the summit together? How do you create a working team spirit under pressure and with a tight time budget?… more

Stefanie Voss

LIVING DIVERSITY: Succeeding Outside Your Comfort Zone

Global Topspeaker and sailing circumnavigator Stefanie Voss knows from personalexperience: With an ambitious voyage ahead, a wise skipper would never form a crew… more

Michael Moesslang

A presentation - as thrilling as a hitchcock movie

This is how Hitchcock would do a presentation – Be as convincing as the Master of Suspense Presentations that cannot hold the attention of the audience, do not achieve… more

Peter Stangel

Many solos do not make a symphony - your job is to help the orchestra

In a musical ensemble, it is essential for the many different personalities to find a common ground and a common pitch. In his presentation, Global Topspeaker, conductor… more

Musikmanager Thomas Stein spricht zum Thema Musikindustrie und Führung

Thomas M. Stein

The first note is the key: Why life is a casting show

The first impression counts! But how do you face unknown people and challenging, new situation with confidence and at the same time use this crucial moment to score… more

Ronny Leber

The fan principle: How companies turn employees into real fans

How do companies turn their employees into fans? What insights can companies take from successful sports teams for their own employee retention? Which methods help you… more