Meet Ben Whiting – an accomplished magician, actor, playwright, and now, a sought-after speaker. With his impeccable entertainment skills, he has left audiences spellbound in over 30 countries and has graced the screens of television audiences in the United States and England. He’s performed for top-tier clients such as Nike, Facebook, and Oprah’s HARPO studios, wowing them with his jaw-dropping tricks.

But that’s not all – Ben has more up his sleeve. Combining his expertise in leadership development and corporate entertainment, he has embarked on a new mission to help organizations create dynamic cultures that inspire their teams to achieve the impossible. And trust us, he does it all while having a LOT of fun.

With Ben Whiting as the keynote speaker for your next franchise event, your attendees will learn how to break through barriers in a way that’s engaging, interactive, and, most importantly, magical.

Creating a Limitless Culture^TM
Better Results, Better Relationships, Limitless Possibilities

Ben Whiting achieved international success as an award-winning magician and mind-reader by creating an atmosphere on stage where the impossible was possible and where human connection had no limits. As an entertainer, he’s performed in over 30 countries, had multiple television appearances, and his clients include the likes of Crystal Cruises, Oprah’s HARPO studios, and Facebook.

Recognizing his passion for helping others in their careers and day-to-day lives, Ben began focusing on keynote speaking and leadership development in 2014. Shortly after delivering his first TEDx talk, he was hired by an international leadership development firm to create and deliver content around the globe. His consulting clients have included international companies like UNiDAYS, as well as Fortune 50 corporations such as Schlumberger.

Today, Ben combines his background in leadership development and corporate entertainment to help organizations create cultures that can achieve the impossible (while having A LOT of fun). He’s been featured in Entrepreneur Magazine, the New York Times, and his clients include Apple, Google, American Express, and Amazon.