Let's assume that you are presenting a new product at an exhibition that your company regularly attends. Firstly, René will make use of his sleight-of-hand and entertainment skills to ensure that potential clients stop in front of your exhibition booth instead of just walking past. After René has approached them and partially "broken the ice", a sales representative is able to take over and provide more detailed information concerning your product.

The alternative to this is to have René present the product for you. Naturally, this will require more time and effort on the part of both you and the artiste but can be extremely rewarding for your company. To begin with, we will sit together and discuss your company's aims. René will make suggestions as to how your product could be presented and then work on a presentational form to effectively 'bring across' the product in question and the overall message you wish to convey.

The combined magic and entertainment factors will help to make a potentially uninteresting presentation shine through and hold the audience's attention for longer. And this will aid in helping customers remember your company and your product in a positive way.

The evening's entertainment at your exhibition stand.

You may even want to consider 'close-up' magic for your corporate clients at the booth party in the evening. This can be presented in many different languages depending on the nationalities present. René will astound, not only with his close-up illusions, but also with his foreign language skills. Besides native English, he is fluent in German, French, Spanish and even speaks Japanese!!

René "stopping traffic" at CeBIT 2008 in Hanover, Germany

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“We would like to thank you again for your “close-up magic” at our exhibition stand. Our customers were able to experience a magical moment with you during which you not only thoroughly entertained but also profoundly baffled them….an experience they will remember for a long time. We would be pleased to recommend you to other companies and will certainly book you again as soon as an opportunity arises.”

Matthias Baumann, Corporate Communications Manager, PLANATOL Klebetechnik GmbH

“René performed amazing magic before our very eyes. What’s more, he did it in many different languages, depending on what nationalities were standing in front of the booth. He quickly managed to captivate his audience in a humorous and very professional manner. He was also excellent at bringing people in to participate in the magic which was always new and different.”

Geneviève Hartmann
Office Manager FIBA, World Basketball Federation

“Your baffling magic combined with a charming sense of English humour quickly ‘broke the ice’ and meant that our company representatives and customers became more receptive and swiftly switched into “conversation mode.”

Gene Johnson, FMC Airport Systems, inter airport Europe

“Once again, you were fantastic and we would like to thank you for your hard work and entertainment at the exhibition last week.
Both I and everyone I have asked were most impressed.
I will of course collect a few comments and send them to you for your website and hope that we have the opportunity to hire you again.
Thanks again from all of us here.”

Derek Beggs, Office and Publishing Administrator, Bavarian Nordic GmbH

“My colleagues and I were extremely impressed by your show. The people around me were so enthralled by your magic tricks that you could literally hear a pin drop. Your humorous and natural style and the gags you created produced a continuous flow of smiles and laughter.
I must stress that you performed in front of a highly critical audience that is unusually hard to please. I found out later that one of the spectators is a passionate amateur magician who spoke very highly of your skills.
Our Christmas party was a great success thanks to your show, for which I would like to thank you again.”

Dr. Andreas Haderlein, Patent Examiner, European Patent Office

“...corporate magician "René" performed his fascinating illusions right in front of the visitors to the trade fair, who had no clue as to how they worked.”

Karl Jopp, Managing Director, SiemensWelt