Rob Anderson: The Corporate Magician and Emcee Your Boss Will Thank You For

Rob uses attention-grabbing magic to stop attendees as they walk past your booth. He attracts qualified attendees, delivers your key marketing message, and creates warm handoffs to your sales team, helping increase booth engagement and lead quality.

Yes. Rob Anderson is an experienced television host and professional emcee who keeps events on schedule, energizes audiences, and creates seamless transitions.

Strolling magic, also known as "close-up magic" is a form of magic that is performed in close proximity to your audience, often using everyday objects such as money, cards, and other small props. Strolling magic is typically performed for small groups of people as the magician mingles with the guests at your event.

One of the main characteristics of strolling magic is that it is highly interactive, with the magician often involving the audience in the tricks or performing tricks that involve members of the audience. This allows the magician to create a sense of intimacy and connection with the audience, and it also allows the audience to experience the magic up close and personal.

Close-up magic can be performed in a variety of settings, including at parties, corporate events, and in restaurants or other public spaces. Some of the most common types of close-up magic tricks include card tricks, coin tricks, and mentalism, which involves mind reading or other mental feats.

One of the benefits of close-up magic is that it can be performed in a variety of environments, and it requires minimal setup or equipment. This makes it an ideal form of entertainment for small groups, as the magician can easily move from one location to another and adapt the performance to the space and audience they are performing for.

If you are interested in hiring Rob to perform close-up magic for your event, you can use the contact form in the menu above.

Trade show magicians specialize in performing magic shows with a sales pitch or marketing message at trade show booths. Trade show magicians typically use their skills to entertain and engage attendees, create brand awareness, and promote products or services.

Trade show magicians often perform close-up magic, which involves performing magic tricks with everyday objects such as cards, money, and other small props. This type of magic is well-suited for trade shows, as it can be performed in a variety of settings and requires minimal setup or equipment. Trade show magicians may also perform stage magic, which involves larger illusions and is typically performed in front of a larger audience.

In addition to performing magic tricks, trade show magicians may also use their skills to promote a company or product. For example, they may use their tricks to demonstrate the features or benefits of a product, or they may incorporate a company's branding or logo into their performance.

Trade show magicians may also work with companies to develop customized magic routines or shows that are tailored to a specific product or audience. This can be an effective way to create a memorable and engaging experience for attendees and to drive brand awareness and sales.

Interested in hiring Rob as a trade show magician for your booth? Get in touch using the contact form in the menu above.

An event emcee, also known as a master of ceremonies or host, is responsible for guiding and facilitating the proceedings of a corporate awards show or other event. The emcee serves as the main point of contact and communication between the audience and the event organizers, and they play a critical role in setting the tone and pace of the show.

The specific duties of an event emcee at a corporate awards show will vary depending on the size and format of the event, as well as the preferences of the organizers. Some common responsibilities of an emcee at a corporate awards show may include:

• Introducing speakers and presenters: The emcee is typically responsible for introducing the speakers and presenters at the event, which may include the CEO or other high-level executives, guest speakers, and award winners.

• Managing the schedule: The emcee is responsible for ensuring that the event stays on track and that all necessary components are covered, such as presentations, award ceremonies, and entertainment.

• Engaging the audience: The emcee is responsible for keeping the audience engaged and interested throughout the event, and they may use a variety of techniques, such as humor, storytelling, or interactive elements, to do so.

• Handling any issues or unexpected events: The emcee is responsible for handling any issues or unexpected events that may arise during the event, such as technical difficulties or audience disruptions.

• Closing the event: The emcee is typically responsible for bringing the event to a close, thanking the attendees and sponsors, and announcing any closing remarks or next steps.

If you are interested in hiring Rob as your emcee for your corporate awards show, please use the contact form in the menu above.

If you are having a corporate banquet/dinner, you may be considering entertainment for your event while the guests enjoy their meals. Entertainment during the meal is a great idea; it uplifts the atmosphere of the event and can really add to your evening.

While magic is a great idea for many corporate events, it should never be scheduled to occur while meals are being eaten. Magic (specifically Rob's magic) is interactive in nature, and requires the attention and participation of the audience. 

While your guests are eating, they won't want to have to look up from their meals and stop their coversation to pay attention to a magic show. It's for this reason that magic is best scheduled for cocktail hour before dinner (strolling close-up magic), or an after dinner stage show. 

During the meal is the perfect time for ambient background entertainment, such as a live band, DJ or other musical act. Your guests will be able to enjoy their meals and conversations, while also being entertained by the music in the background.

Rob speaks to corporate audiences on topics related to business growth and change, innovation and creativity, team building, mindset and motivation, and overcoming adversity. He does this through two main keynotes that can be delivered to your organization:

"Outperform": Learn how to create LOUD, loyal customers by using Rob's Magic Quadrant. This simple yet revolutionary framework for customer experience draws from Rob's background as a magician and business owner. Learn how to become remembered, recommended and referred by creating experiences that people can't stop talking about!

"What Could Go Wrong?": What do you do when faced with an unforeseen crisis that requires an immediate solution? In his highly public career as a Las Vegas magician, TV host, and entrepreneur, Rob Anderson has had to face many such challenges. The lessons learned along the way will impact your organization with insights on how to solve your own unforeseen challenges.