Funny, Engaging, Motivational Keynote Speaker in
Brussels

Motivational and Inspirational Keynote Speaker in Brussels, Carla Rieger is an internationally-known entrepreneur, coach and author, who travels all around the globe, to places like London UK, Madrid, India, Dubai, Singapore, New York, Dallas, Los Angeles, Chicago, Toronto, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Dublin, Cape Town, Sydney, Wellington, Cancun, Las Vegas, Stockholm, Helsinki, Frankfurt, Budapest, Vienna, Zürich, Prague, Copenhagen, and Vancouver. She offers advice to companies and individuals on how to increase their resiliency and creativity so they can speed up their pace of innovation therefore staying more competitive and relevant in the marketplace.

As an expert in the top 3 habits of highly resilient people, she helps people stay solutions-oriented and maintain their well being no matter what.  It’s about staying leading edge through creating a culture of innovation and creativity. Enjoy an insightful, funny, entertaining, engaging and practical keynote applicable to diverse audiences around the world.
 
During her 24-year career, she worked with top entrepreneurs, leaders and companies. From United States to Canada to Europe, Middle East and Asia, Carla helps individuals and organizations to unleash their creative potentials, so they can thrive in the age of technology.
 
Carla is a rare find as an internationally-known female speaker. These days top meeting planners try to find a 50/50 balance of men to women on their stage, especially if your audience is at least half female. Sometimes a woman in the audience can better relate to woman keynote speaker.
 
Carla has also written six books, hundreds of articles and over 80 online learning programs. In addition, she has 24 years as an organizational change expert, and 10 years experience in the performing arts, specifically comedy. Over the last 20 years she has spoken to over 1500 groups on 4 different continents. As a frequent speaker, trainer, facilitator, coach and consultant, she helps people navigate successfully through the white water of change.
 
Just a few of the companies Carla Rieger has worked with:

Topics Include:


All Carla Rieger's keynotes are highly entertaining, interactive and practical:


  • The Top 3 Habits of Highly Resilient People
  • The Art of Communication
  • Storytelling in Business
  • How to Create a Culture of Innovation



CONFERENCE CENTRE VENUES

Brussels has many excellent conference centers and facilities, including:


MCE Conference & Business Center, on Rue de l’Aqueduc
Albert Borschette Congress Center (CCAB), on Rue Froissart
Diamant Brussels Conference & Business Centre, on Boulevard A. Reyers
Square – Brussels Meeting Centre, on Rue Mont des Arts
Charlemagne Conference Centre, on Rue de la Loi
The EGG Brussels, on Rue Bara



GENERAL INFORMATION


General Information about Brussels for Meeting Planners and Event Professionals:


Brussels is the capital city of Belgium with a population of 1.2 million. It is located in the north-central part of the country in one of the most urbanized regions of Europe, between London, Paris, the Rhine-Ruhr and Randstad. Brussels is home to many national institutions including the Royal Palace, where the royal family resides, the Palace of the Nation, the seat of the Belgian Federal parliament, or the Palace of Justice, where the Court of Cassation is located. Since World War II, Brussels also became the administrative center of various international organizations, such as the European Union (EU), the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), or the World Customs Organization. The city’s architecture is highly eclectic, combining the Gothic, Baroque, and Louis XIV styles with the modern and postmodern styles of, for example, the EU institutions. Brussels has over 80 museums, including the Royal Museums of Fine Arts and the Magritte Museum, as well as a large number of universities, including the world-famous ones Vrije Universiteit Brussels and Université Libre de Bruxelles. The city is also famous for its local waffles, chocolates, French fries and extremely strong and tasty beer.


The City as a Conference Destination

Brussels, Belgium is one of the largest conference centers in the world, probably also due to the presence of EU and other international organizations on its territory. The city’s most notable conventions focus on economy and finances, business, tourism, technology and life sciences. Some of the most important conferences taking place in 2018 include: Digital Finance Europe, the 5th People & Workforce Analytics Seminar, the World Summit on Accessible Tourism, the SRI Study Launch by the European Sustainable Investment Forum, and the SLAS Europe Conference & Exhibition (which will host over 1,000 academics, scientists and technologists from all around the world).


Brussels Food Options for Conference Delegates


While you are attending a business conference in Brussels, Belgium, there are various local restaurants which you should definitely experience. One of the healthiest places to eat at is the Bon Bon restaurant (+32 (0) 2 346 66 15) which works with 95% of bio-organic products. Another world-famous restaurant is Comme Chez Soi (+32 (0) 2 512 29 21), one of the few dining venues Michelin offered a three-stars rating (for no less than 27 consecutive years). You should also not miss the Sea Grill restaurant (+32 (0) 2 212 08 00), specializing in various fish and seafood dishes, and Le Chalet de la Forêt (+32 (0) 2 374 54 16), famous for its French cuisine.

Brussels Attractions for Convention Attendees


There are various highly rated tourist attractions in Brussels which you should visit after your business conference. The city’s main square, located in the Brussels Old Town, and known as the Grand Place is an impressive architectural site and one of the most well preserved squares from Europe. The most important building in this square is the Royal Palace, the official residence of Belgium’s royal family. Another famous attraction is Belgium’s Royal Museum of Fine Arts, which is one of the largest museums in Europe. However, the most notorious and visited tourist attraction in Brussels remains the so-called Manneken Pis, the small statue of a little boy urinating, dating back to 1388 and deemed by locals as ‘the oldest citizen of Brussels.’


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