For comedian, juggler, and non-profit activist Chris Bliss, life has been a study in contrasts. The youngest son of a Washington D.C. attorney, he majored in comparative literature at Northwestern University and the University of Oregon, where he was on the Dean’s List before dropping out at the end of his junior year. The reason? He told his father it was “to become the world’s most famous juggler”. Looking back, Chris admits “the truth is, I never consciously wanted to be a juggler, or a performer of any kind. I just wanted to not be a lawyer, and being a juggler was a giant leap toward burning that bridge.”

Mark Nizer has changed the way people view the world. The impossible is possible, the improbable is probable. Since winning the International Juggling Championships Mark has taken his one man show to thousands of venues around the world, including The Kennedy Center and Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, 3 times.

Keynote Jugglers? Jon Wee and Owen Morse are a comedic juggling duo known as The Passing Zone. They deliver using big laughs, exciting stunts, and flawless teamwork, creating an unforgettable performance experience for corporate groups in any industry.

  

Barry Friedman and Dan Holzman are the Raspyni Brothers. As one of the most sought after acts on the corporate entertainment scene, they energize events across America and internationally.

Dan Thurmon empowers people to take action, stretch their beliefs and abilities, and create a life abundant with achievement, rewards and fulfillment. As a professional speaker, Dan has developed a unique style called Speaking with Visual Impact.