On July 10 in a packed theatre in Melbourne, Australia, a new global phenomenon exploded into life.
Simon Hammond’s Lectern Rock.
In ‘Show-Biz’ it has been called the Australian invasion. They’ve sent us megastars such as Kidman, Crowe, Jackman, Blanchett and musicians Savage Garden, INXS and AC/DC to name a few. Now the Aussies are bring their raw brand of talent to the business world with LECTERN ROCK.
Created by Simon Hammond, marketing entrepreneur, LECTERN ROCK is part stage show, part rock concert and part motivational business seminar designed to stir the passion and emotion in business.
More so, as the business world reels with fear and negativity, LECTERN ROCK is the inspriational antidote and practical approach needed to excel in these times.
Powered by the music of Eminem, Dire Straits, Foo Fighters and The Rolling Stones, the genius of Richard Branson, Kenneth Cole, Steve Jobs and George Lucas – plus the best of today’s user-generated content, viral movies, consumer trands, social networking and brand communications, LECTERN ROCK is a sensory experience like no other. And it’s coming to the U.S.A. in 2009.
For an exclusive sneak preview of the show, we would be pleased if you would join Simon and experience a taste of the innovative amazing treat that’s in store for the U.S.A business community.
Why attend?
If you’re a CMO, CEO, business owner or manager who wants to lead your business towards greate success, inspire your people and keep your entrepreneurial spirit alive, book your place at the preview now.
LECTERN ROCK PREVIEW TICKETS ARE STRICTLY LIMITED
Date: Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Venue: The Helen Mills Theatre, 137-139 West 26th Street, NYC 10001
Time: 5.30pm
Cost: Complimentary (but you must register!)
RSVP: email rockme@lecternrock.com or call 347 497 2734
Visit: lecternrock.com
The story of LECTERN ROCK: In the world of over-rational business and corporate fear, it seems entertainment and commerce have never been further apart. Businesses are in bunkers, avoiding failure rather than taking risks. The Information Age keeps us aware of what could go wrong, so we forget to dream about what can go right.
Amid this, business people settle for lackluster presentations, seminars and conferencs with death by PowerPoint and monotone speakers.
The domain of personal develoment has enjoyed the fervor of Robbins, Chopra and Buckingham while business operators and owners have been left out in the cold.
Until now.
Do yourself a favour, register for the preview. You won’t be disappointed.
