Book Nicole for an interactive workshop that sparks creativity, fosters connection and drives results.
Nicole brings over a decade of leadership development and public speaking experience to her workshops, blending lecture, performance and a real magic lesson to engage and excite your team.
This session blends performance, practice, and lecture to teach participants the discipline of suspending disbelief — “honoring what is true by knowing what is possible” — to inspire innovative and radical solutions. Participants receive playing cards and learn magic tricks as an allegory for breakthrough moments in their work, building team cohesion and cultivating wonder.
Perfect for Juneteenth, Black History Month, and Black ERGs, this hour-long session blends performance and lecture to tell the stories of Black magicians throughout history, honor the possibilities for Black futures, and provide tangible ways to protect Black communities and Black stories.
This workshop blends performance, practice and lecture to show how our body language and visual cues can show and tell what’s possible — making us more effective, dynamic leaders. Each participant receives a deck of cards and learns a magic trick, practicing show and tell as an allegory for the “Big Moment” in their own work.
WOW! Nicole was such an amazing addition to our annual Women’s Leadership Conference. Her energy, intentionality, authenticity and storytelling all contribute to a performance that’s more than just awesome sleight of hand — it’s a thought-provoking and engaging experience. Thank you Nicole for the impact you’ve made on our team and community!
— Jeannette
Nicole’s session thoroughly impressed our clients and left us inspired. We’re grateful she was recommended to kick off our planning session and bring some fresh perspective to an executive gathering.
— Sabrina
I didn’t think a magician could make such a difference at a work retreat! She had us spellbound — not just with the tricks, but with how she transformed how the whole space felt. Our team’s been clicking way better since then. Who knew a little magic could go such a long way?
— John