Funny, Engaging, Motivational Keynote Speaker in
Helsinki

Motivational and Inspirational Keynote Speaker in Helsinki, 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, 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

Helsinki has many excellent conference centers and facilities, including:


Helsinki Congress Paasitorni, on Paasivuorenkatu St.
Scandic Marina Congress Center, on Katajanokanlaituri St.
Finlandia Hall, on Mannerheimintie St.
Meeting Park FORUM, on Mannerheimintie St.
Hilton Helsinki Kalastajatorppa, on Kalastajatorpantie St.
Taitotalo Kongressikeskus, on Valimotie St.





GENERAL INFORMATION


General Information about Helsinki for Meeting Planners and Event Professionals


Helsinki is the capital city of Finland, located in the Gulf of Finland on a peninsula, and the most populated urban area of this country, with 1,231,595 inhabitants. It is Finland’s most important center for finance, commerce, education, research and culture. In 2012, Helsinki was named the World Design Capital due to its innovative use of design as a tool for economic, cultural and social development. Although one third of Helsinki is covered by green areas, the city is also famous for its architecture, particularly its Art Nouveau buildings (including the Helsinki Central Station) designed in the early 20th century by famous architects such as Eliel Saarinen. Central residential districts such as Katajanokka and Ullanlinna are also constructed in the Art Nouveau style. On the city’s main avenue, Mannerheimintie, several imposing landmarks are located, including the Parliament House, the National Museum and Kiasma, a contemporary art museum. The Uspenski Cathedral is another important tourist attraction. Helsinki is also world-renowned for its archipelago, consisting of approximately 330 islands, where both locals and tourists can enjoy camping trips or days at the beach. Many of Helsinki archipelago’s islands, such as the beautiful Pihlajasaari and Suomenlinna, are easy to reach by ferry-boats.


The City as a Conference Destination

Helsinki is a highly important international conference destination, hosting annually a large number of conventions, conferences and festivals. Its most important ones include: the Helsinki Festival, an annual arts and culture event; the Helsinki Design Week, a series of meetings focused on the latest innovations in design; Eureka Innovation Days, a two-day annual event focused on smart mobility, smart health, smart energy, and smart industry; the DSCONF, a conference about digital systems; and Slush, the world’s leading startup event, aiming to assist founder and investor meetings in order to build a thriving international startup community.


Helsinki Food Options for Conference Delegates


While attending a business conference in Helsinki, Finland, you should experience some of its renowned local restaurants. Ravintola, a highly rated restaurant chain, has branches in various neighborhoods from Helsinki and offers a great selection of Scandinavian food. Its most important branches in the city are the Ravintola Olo (+358 10 3206250) and the Ravintola Nokka (+358 9 61285600). Other places where you can sample Finnish dishes are the Savoy Restaurant (+358 9 61285300) and the Muru Restaurant (+358 300 472335). A great locale for seafood is the Finlandia Caviar Shop & Restaurant (+358 10 5817810) and a fantastic Japanese restaurant is Sushi Wagocoro (+358 40 0299415).

Helsinki Attractions for Convention Attendees


There are a number of highly rated tourist attractions you should not miss after attending a business conference in Helsinki, Finland. The Helsinki Cathedral, constructed in 1830, is an impressive architectonic piece built in a Neo-Classical Style. The Ateneum National Museum of Art is one of the most famous museums from Finland, providing an in-depth overview of the past and contemporary Finish art scene. Another important landmark is the Sibelius Park and Monument which, unlike many other parks in Europe, is kept largely in its natural state. Finally, among Helsinki archipelago’s numerous islands, probably the most beautiful is Suomenlinna, attracting annually more than 900,000 visitors, and containing an impressive fortress called the Castle of Finland.


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