The Resonance Advantage
A live gathering on resonance, emotional intelligence, and human-centered presence - with Gary Malkin.
Three days
What happens in the room
- Day one
- What resonance actually is, demonstrated rather than argued. The room is brought into the same register several times over the day so that everyone has felt the thing before anyone explains it.
- Day two
- The working sessions. How to open a meeting, a difficult conversation, or a room of four hundred people - and what changes downstream when you do.
- Day three
- Taking it home. Each person leaves with one practice they can run on Monday without needing Gary, a piano, or permission from anyone.
- Who it is for
- People responsible for how a room feels: founders, clinicians, facilitators, chaplains, chief people officers, and anyone who has to hold a group through something hard.
Held small on purpose
Resonance does not scale the way a keynote does. The room has to be small enough that everybody in it can be accounted for, and that puts a ceiling on how many people can come.
Until the venue, final price, capacity, and payment route are approved, registration stays on the waitlist.
Join the waitlist
Be first to know when registration opens.
Before you decide
Questions people actually ask
Is this a concert or a conference?
Neither, quite. There is live music in it, but you are not an audience - you are part of what is being made. Expect to participate more than you would at a conference and less than you would at a retreat.
Do I need a musical background?
No. Nobody is asked to perform, sing, or read music at any point.
Why isn't registration open?
The venue, the final price, the capacity and the payment route are not settled. Rather than take money against a plan that could still move, the waitlist gets you the details first and the first chance to say yes.
What will it cost?
$2,000 or more per person is the current working figure. It has not been confirmed, and we will not ask anyone to commit until it is.