Funny, Engaging, Motivational Keynote Speaker in Toronto

Motivational and Inspirational Keynote Speaker in Toronto, 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, 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:

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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

Toronto has many excellent conference centers and facilities, including:

Metro Toronto Convention Centre, on Front St. W
The Westin Harbour Castle Conference Centre, on Bay Street
Toronto Congress Centre, on Dixon Rd.
Delta Hotels by Marriott Toronto Airport & Conference Centre, on Dixon Rd.
International Centre, on Airport Rd.
Markham Convention Centre, on Markham Rd.

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General Information about Toronto for Meeting Planners and Event Professionals

Toronto is a major Canadian city located on Lake Ontario’s northwestern shore. It is a dynamic multicultural and cosmopolitan metropolis, with over 160 languages spoken in the city, and a major hub for finances, business, arts, culture and tourism. Its numerous festivals and public events, as well as museums and galleries, entertainment districts, sports activities and national historic sites attract more than 25 million tourists each year. Considered the financial capital of Canada, Toronto has a high density of brokerage firms and banks in the Financial District, on Bay Street. The Toronto Stock Exchange is the seventh largest stock exchange in the world. Besides finances, Toronto is an important centre for technology, design, education, business services, food services, environmental innovation, life sciences, fashion, arts and media. A major local industry is represented by film production. Since 2011, Toronto is the third largest production centre for cinema and television after Los Angeles and New York, and is home to the famous Toronto International Film Festival. Architecturally, Toronto is very diverse, containing both buildings dating back to early 19^th century and very new constructions, such as its many skyscrapers and high-rise buildings including the CN Tower, which is the tallest free-standing construction in the Western Hemisphere.

The City as a Conference Destination

Toronto is a major centre for international conferences and conventions. Some of the most important ones include: the Big Data Toronto Conference & Expo, Canada’s number one conference about data industry, advanced machine learning, privacy, cybersecurity and cloud analytics and computing; the AI Toronto Conference & Exhibition, the largest event about Artificial Intelligence in Canada; the Toronto Entrepreneurs Conference, dedicated to assist business leaders from the Toronto Area forge new connections; Conex: The Content Experience, a series of meeting aiming to advance the practice of online marketing; and the Social Finance Forum, a venue for over 500 investors, entrepreneurs, charity leaders and finance professionals eager to reshape the market.

Toronto Food Options for Conference Delegates

While you are attending a business conference in Toronto, Canada, some local restaurants to experience include: George Restaurant (+1 647-496-8275), where you can sample traditional Canadian cuisine; the Richmond Station restaurant (+1 647-748-1444), an eclectic locale famous for its steaks and burgers; the Jacobs & Co. Steakhouse (+1 416-366-0200), another restaurant famous for its delicious steakes; Alo (+1 416-260-2222) and the Scaramouche Restaurant (+1 416-961-8011), two amazing Modern French restaurants serving a large variety of French haute-cuisine dishes; Miku Toronto (+1 647-347-7347), the best Japanese restaurant in the city, renowned for its flame-seared sushi; Oyster Boy (+1 416-534-3432), a fantastic seafood restaurant; and PAI ( +1 416-901-4724), offering a diversity of Thai dishes.

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Toronto Attractions for Convention Attendees

There are a number of highly rated tourist attractions to visit after your business conference in Toronto, Canada, including: the Royal Ontario Museum, home to an outstanding collection of artworks from all over the world and from various historical periods; the Casa Loma, an amazing building with over 100 rooms resembling a medieval castle; the Toronto Zoo, with a collection of several thousand animals divided into sections, each representing a major region of the globe, most famous for its African Savannah and Great Barrier Reef collections; and St. Lawrence Market, built in 1950 and housing a large variety of vendors of food products, flowers as well as specialty items.

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