Speaking & keynotes
Change the room.
Gary Malkin composes experiences - not just talks. Music, spoken wisdom, and presence woven into the arc of your event.
Formats
Three ways to bring the work in
In-person
Keynotes, concerts, and transformances for live audiences. The format the work was built for, and the one that asks most of the room.
Virtual
Live online experiences that reach distributed teams. Built for the medium rather than filmed as though it were a stage.
Pre-recorded
Curated media experiences for your own gathering - onboarding, offsites, and rooms Gary cannot be in on the day.

Signature topics
What Gary brings
- The Resonance Advantage
- Why the emotional register of a room decides what the room is capable of - and how to set it deliberately instead of hoping for it. Built for leadership audiences.
- What we owe each other at the end
- Three decades of work at bedsides, told plainly. For healthcare systems, hospice organisations, and anyone whose people carry other people's grief.
- Staying human around the machines
- Not a talk about what AI can do. A talk about what being around it costs us, and what an organisation should decide to protect before it has to.
- A transformance
- Less a talk than a piece of work performed with the room in it - live music, spoken word, and a hall of people who arrive as an audience and leave as something else.
For organisers
What organisers ask
Does Gary always play?
Almost always. The music is not a garnish on the talk; it is how the point gets made. Where a piano is genuinely impossible, we plan around it in advance.
How long is a typical keynote?
Forty-five to sixty minutes is the usual shape, with longer workshop and half-day formats available. Anything shorter than thirty minutes is worth a conversation first.
What do you need from our venue?
A tuned grand or upright where possible, a decent house PA, and a sound check that is not squeezed into the fifteen minutes before doors. We send a full technical rider once dates are held.
Can you tailor it to our organisation?
Yes, and it works considerably better when we do. Expect a conversation with organisers beforehand, and in some cases a piece written for the occasion.
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