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In the corporate arena, Rob Carlton has worked as a master of ceremonies, facilitator, concept consultant, writer and director for numerous companies including IBM, Uncle Toby's, Tivoli, Coca Cola, Panasonic, Pfizer and Blake Dawson Waldron.
As master of ceremonies, Rob Carlton is able to draw different components of a conference together combining fun and serious issues while incorporating the bigger picture. His thorough research, scripting and articulate presentation style provide the audience with a clear understanding of the conference's objective in a fun, humorous and informative way.
Rob Carlton understands the fine line between energise and patronise, between shrewd and rude, between risqué and crass. With ten years experience in hosting events with audiences ranging from forty to one thousand, Rob provides just the right balance.
Rob Carlton also presents Corporate Trivia designed to assist with team building and networking. Including up-to-the-minute questions on fun topics, Rob incorporates specific questions directly related to your company.
The "blind" man with the world's smallest guide dog, Rob Carlton is the star of over fifteen television commercials and an accomplished performer with a long list of film and television credits. A veteran of Theatresports, Rob won the 2001 Celebrity Theatresports Show and for the last five years has hosted, directed and tutored the renowned University competition.
A graduate of the University of Sydney, Rob Carlton majored in English and Australian Literature. At the university he was a champion debater and public speaker, winning the intercollegiate debating teams championship. Since graduating, Rob has appeared often in the University Celebrity/Charity debates alongside Peter Fitzsimons, James O'Loghlin and Adam Spencer. He has also been invited to high schools to speak to students on leadership and life after school.
A professional writer, Rob Carlton's first play A-Framed was staged at the Old Fitzroy Hotel in 1998 to critical and box office success. In 2006, as Writer, actor and co director, Rob Carlton took out both the best film and best actor awards at Sony Tropfest for his short, Carmichael and Shane. Currently he is developing a feature length romantic comedy screenplay for Melbourne film company, Instinct Entertainment.
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