Bob Arno
It was on a photojournalism project in Southeast Asia that Bob Arno ventured into the depths of an underground subculture. Working on assignment for a series on swindles in the Asian marketplace, he tailed shortchange artists, pickpockets, and fake-jewelry hustlers. His exposes caught the attention of the U.S. Military and he was asked to give lectures on the subject.
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If convention entertainment is all about creating a receptive and happy audience, Bob's presentation is invaluable. What differentiates Bob's presentation from other speakers' is the lasting WOW factor. Audiences remember and talk about his show for days, weeks, even months after his presentation. And finally, the show works equally well with an international audience.
Bob is a unique speaker in the global corporate event industry. He stimulates intellectual curiosity with intriguing interactive comedy. It's a slick, fast-paced cutting-edge presentation. In today's market where value is key, Bob is uniquely positioned.
Demonstrating his spectacular brand of classic thievery, Bob Arno reveals the sly tricks of pickpockets, credit-card fraudsters and identity thieves plying city streets worldwide. A few minutes of exclusive video footage showing actual pickpockets informs, amazes, and preludes Bob's surprising take on how it really happens with a comedy twist. This is a full hour of innovative, unique, and hilarious pickpocket entertainment, free of fluff and padding.
As a lifelong observer of human social signals, it is Bob Arno's skill at "reading people" that steers him on stage and off. His uncanny ability to decipher body language has enabled him to identify and track actual thieves out in the real world, and capture their crimes on film.
The word "unconventional" defines Bob Arno both on stage and off. He did magic as a kid, as many kids do, but he stuck with it, as most kids don't. He started performing as a teenager and, as his gigs took him to evermore exotic locations, combined performing with freelance photography.
From magician to scoundrel. It was on a photojournalism project in Southeast Asia that Bob Arno ventured into the depths of an underground subculture. Working on assignment for a series on swindles in the Asian marketplace, he tailed shortchange artists, pickpockets, and fake-jewelry hustlers, whose main targets were GIs on R&R leave. His exposés caught the attention of the U.S. Military and he was asked to give lectures on the subject. His presentations, complete with demos and comedy, were so well-received he took his "act" into show business. Today, his peripatetic lecture-show has been seen by millions all over the world.
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