Mark is known as a top performer in the speaking industry for his authentic delivery, his talent for delivering unique stories and his comedic timing. His audiences remember his “Nice Bike” presentation for years after it is delivered.
Mark’s core messages have always been about connecting. Sometimes it was in schools to help teachers connect to their students, or in organizations and businesses to help team members feel truly connected to their core values and their customers.
Mark’s biggest “Aha!” moment came while traveling through Milwaukee, Wisconsin to a speaking engagement. It was there that he stumbled upon the Harley-Davidson 100th year anniversary celebration. He kept overhearing people as they passed bikers share two simple words, “Nice Bike”.
A connection was made. It gave Mark an unforgettable metaphor that inspired him to write his award-winning book, Nice Bike: Making Meaningful Connections on the Road of Life.
On the Scharenbroich Mantel:
Mark Scharenbroich’s career as a motivational speaker began with the Jostens award-winning film, The Greatest Days of your Life…(so far), which featured Mark speaking to high school students about engagement. It was viewed by millions of high school students worldwide in the 1980s.
His ability to connect with students, and keep them engaged with humor and life-changing messages, earned him the reputation for being the most in-demand speaker for high school students.
Mark is often times invited to speak at conferences by business leaders who heard him speak years ago in their high schools… and still remembering the powerful impact of his presentation.
He is an award-winning keynote speaker, winner of an Emmy Award® as writer/producer for an ABC-TV special, and recipient of several international film awards.
In 2003, Mark was inducted into the National Speaker’s Association prestigious Hall of Fame — an honor bestowed upon less than 5% of professional speakers worldwide. Fellow inductees include President Ronald Reagan, General Colin Powell, Zig Zigler and Ken Blanchard.
Mix thousands of black leather, bandana wearing Harley-Davidson riders, one 100th year anniversary celebration and a beige Ford Taurus and you get the Nice Bike principle in action. Join author and business speaker, Mark Scharenbroich as he takes us on a ride to building stronger and more meaningful connections in our personal and professional lives.
Mark will inspire you, motivate you, and validate the importance of recognizing people to improve employee and team performance. Whether you are a team of one, or a team of one hundred, you will walk away from this keynote with a reinvigorated spirit for what you do as well as an appreciation of what the other team members around you do.
The Nice Bike principle will demonstrate the three powerful steps to develop stronger relationships in our work, which results in:
•Improved employee engagement
•Enhanced team collaboration
•Embracing innovation vs. the fear of change
•Fueling the passion to serve others
•Creating meaningful connections
Part motivational speaker, part thought-provoker, and pure entertainer, Mark tells engaging stories on how to develop meaningful connections.
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