Passing Zone

Your Group Can Learn to Juggle!

If your people could surprise themselves by learning to juggle, do you think they might have a new outlook on the challenges that lie ahead?

Yes, they would.

Would a group that had just laughed together, helped one another, and cheered each other’s success, move forward as a stronger, more dedicated team?

Yes, they would.

Would they enjoy the gift of juggling balls, reminding them always of the wonderful experience they had at the event? And would they be able to impress and entertain others with this new skill for the rest of their lives?

Yes, they would.

Would The Passing Zone bring an increased level of learning and fun to your event by leading your group in The Juggling Experience, a hands-on workshop that maximizes the impact Jon and Owen will have at your event?

Yes, they would.

The Details:
This workshop is usually presented immediately following The Passing Zone’s keynote performance. There are numerous ways that it works. Either the group will move into an adjoining space, or chairs can be quickly stacked and moved against the walls. Even if there are tables and chairs that cannot be moved, there is usually a perfectly acceptable way for people to spread out and find room up front, in the back, in the aisle, and between tables. A set of juggling balls or scarves will be handed to each attendee, usually as the session begins. Balls or scarves can be ordered directly through The Passing Zone, and the group’s logo can be printed on the balls. Jon and Owen present this experience by demonstrating and instructing from a small stage or riser. Once each step is explained, the audience juggles while The Passing Zone circulates among the group, offering one-on-one assistance, to be sure everyone is on track. Up-beat music plays to help keep everyone energized. In order for everyone to have a real chance at succeeding, 45-60 minutes should be allocated to The Juggling Experience wo

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Jon Wee and Owen Morse, The Passing Zone, are one of the most accomplished comedy duos in the nation, and they’ve done it by focusing on three success principles. Those same principles can help any group achieve fantastic results, and there is no better way to bring them these key ideas than through The Passing Zone’s hilarious, energetic, and inspiring keynote.

Innovation:
You want your company or organization to innovate, to be different, to stand out from the rest. Don’t do what everyone else does. Look for ways to be creative, unique, and move the world forward with new ideas. Success demands innovation.

The Passing Zone are innovators. They juggle astronauts (audience members), ride Segways while juggling inflated bags, and juggle chainsaws while dancing in tights and tutus. Their skill is unmatched, and their humor is unequaled, and you’ve never seen anything like it! These guys innovate each and every day, and they will inspire your people to do the same.

Collaboration:
Nobody accomplishes anything alone. In order to succeed, your people need to understand the importance of working with others around them. Rely on each other’s strengths. Collaboration requires trust, communication, cooperation – and practice!

Jon and Owen don’t just talk about collaboration, they do it! They rely on each other at every moment, on stage, for their success, and even their safety! Watch two people whose career is based on working together. Your people will see, like never before, that nothing beats effective collaboration.

Execution:
Great ideas and plans mean nothing without execution. Your people need to carry out their vision and their plans, and they need to do it with excellence. Get it done, and do it right! Give your customer the very best you have to offer.

The Passing Zone will execute excellence right in front of your eyes. They need to be flawless, or things go crashing to t

The Corporate Go To Guys: When it comes to comedy entertainment in a corporate situation, Jon Wee and Owen Morse are the best in the business.

Big Laughs, Wild Stunts: They kick off a meeting and set a tone that this is no ordinary event. It’s a high-octane presentation that is full of big laughs, wild stunts, and hilarious audience participation. There is no better way to wake your people up for that 8am General Session. Or to keep the energy going after your black-tie awards banquet. Or to send everyone home fired up, with smiles on their faces and renewed energy, and their minds on excellence, performance and cooperation.

You’ll Be a Hero: Imagine cheering crowds, and pats on the back from everyone. “Where did you find those guys?” “This is the best event ever!” “You really outdid yourself this time!” With The Passing Zone, you don’t have to imagine. It’s the real deal.

Many speakers talk about teamwork. Jon and Owen do it.

Their success is proven, their talent unique, and nowhere else will you see such an exciting demonstration of the amazing things that can be accomplished when people work together.

The Passing Zone is a comedy duo who not only work together – their safety is in each other’s hands! Every moment of this presentation is a clear example of collaboration between two people who have prepared, who rely on each other’s strengths, who communicate, trust, and have fun cooperating. Their entertaining and inspiring performance uses big laughs, exciting stunts, and flawless teamwork, creating an unforgettable experience for any industry.

Audience members discover:
+ The importance of recovering from setbacks
+ How working well together creates a cohesive, effective team
+ The value of trust
+ What it takes for teamwork excellence
+ How to foster relationships with partners and customers
+ How to laugh together

Throwing chainsaws, balancing on each others’ shoulders while juggling flaming torches, demonstrating teamwork by getting people from the audience to participate – are all part of Teamwork: The Power of Partnership. Imagine your CEO standing in the middle of flying sickles and blazing torches! They can even juggle three people from the audience in their exciting piece – People-Juggling.

Don’t just tell your people how to be a team…show them.

This keynote is all about people. Your people. Becoming better together.