Why should a company use "The Pretty Late Show"?
Two words - audience retention. When an audience is presented the material in an entertaining format they will remember it long after the Power Point has faded. This concept goes a long way to ‘humanize’ the presenters, breaks down barriers and ultimately makes them look good!

But Our Message is SERIOUS!
"The Pretty Late Show" does not trivialize your message. It enhances it. The humor-to-business ratio is decided by you. You can turn up the information dial or the entertainment dial depending on your objectives. Corporate comedy entertainment can work wonders on your message.

How does it work?
Prior to the event, individuals from the organization who will appear as ‘guests’ on the show are identified A script is developed around their intended messages, as well as some humorous segments. All material is then reviewed to ensure each guest has a good comfort level. The show appears impromptu, but it’s all carefully planned.

What if the "guests" aren’t funny?
The guests are not supposed to be funny. They just need to be knowledgeable about the issues they came to talk about. The humor comes through our personable host Mike Carbone via carefully placed moments in the show. By just being themselves, the guests come across as natural and comfortable, and ultimately look like real professionals.

But we need to show PowerPoint™ slides.
Speaker support is perfectly acceptable to make relevant points. However we encourage guests to keep the number of slides or graphics to a minimum. The interview style allows for a more conversational delivery of the key issues. And we have found, unlike a standard podium presentation, the use of speaker support is less critical in delivering the point. Through interaction with Mike, the message gets delivered. The audience is engaged.
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