COMEDY FOR CORPORATE EVENTS

Ten minutes to an hour, keynote/presentation, conference featured speaker, workshop guest: Lisa Lane combines comedy and practical advice for negotiating workplace challenges. Thanks to her experience with teenagers—along with the roller-coaster ride of becoming single at age 50—Lisa has learned some things getting along with (difficult) people. Turns out, parenting and relationship tips and tricks apply to the workplace, as well!

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Lisa Lane collaborates with each event team or booker to understand the unique needs, composition, and sensitivities of the audience. Are you facing specific challenges (from hiring best practices to project management to working with the public without going insane)? Material written just for you might not fully solve the problems, but laughing together can be the start of real solutions. Guaranteed to improve workplace positivity!

Material can range from PG-13 to Not (Officially) Safe for Work.

Benefit Events: For fundraisers, Lisa works closely with sponsors and the beneficiary to assure proper tone, messaging, maximum funds raised, and successful partnerships with local donors (silent auctions, raffles, etc).

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Parents of teenagers need new role models. When our cubs are young, Mama Bear is a fine example: strong, smart, sassy, sure of herself. But she is a dangerous role model when our kids turn into adolescents. When puberty hits and life turns into a three-ring circus, Mama Bear hibernates. Goes to sleep on the job. Parents do the same: we tend to check out (because teenagers are awful and we're exhausted), leaving our kids vulnerable on their rocky journey toward adulthood.

From a high school teacher (and parent) who has seen it all, here is some frank, funny, practical advice for staying vigilant during these topsy-turvy years. Parents who know, protect and honor their teenagers can find balance for the whole family. New role models--the peregrine falcon (watch them), the ninja (disarm them), the personal trainer (work them), the mentor (guide them) and many more--can help!

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Featuring: Snarky scrapbook pages to record the awesome “first steps” of adolescence! Coloring pages for parents who have had it up to here! Mommy's Wine Journal!

It’s easy to feel like a giant parenting failure most of the time. When our lovely children turn into malcontents, things tend to come apart at the seams: families, marriages, healthy self-identities. If you find yourself engaging in elaborate fantasies— like running away to join the circus, a convent, or a magical place where there is no laundry on the floor and no emails about missing homework—you are not alone. Here is a sassy little book to help you gain a fresh (and funny!) perspective on the typical but terrible ways your children are likely to terrorize you for a few years. Have hope! It’s painful and it feels personal, but it is not permanent. It really is just a phase.

Featuring:
-Snarky scrapbook pages to record the awesome “first steps” of adolescence!

-Coloring pages for parents who have had it up to here!

-Mommy's Wine Journal!