Keynote Speaker · Monster Jam Driver · Peak Performance Expert

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UNSTOPPABLE

TRANSFORM YOUR TEAM INTO

CHANGE CHAMPIONS HIGH PERFORMERS PEAK ACHIEVERS MOMENTUM BUILDERS GROWTH WARRIORS

INSPIRING LEADERS AND ORGANIZATIONS to FIND THEIR NEXT gear, accelerate through resistance, and ACHIEVE THE next level of performance.

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MMost organizations are running at full throttle-

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llots of noise,lots of effort 🔥 but they're stuck in the wrong gear.

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The problem isn't lack of talent or work ethic. It's that nobody has shown them which gear to shift into when real pressure hits. The leaders who break through aren't the ones who push harder. They're the ones who've discovered a gear they never knew they had.

As the first Monster Jam driver to exceed 100 mph — a Guinness World Record — I've performed in front of 55,000 people with everything on the line.

Before that, I spent years as a Fortune 500 corporate recruiter, watching leaders and teams either find their momentum or lose it.

What I discovered is that the same principles that keep a 12,000-pound truck performing at 100 mph apply directly to the teams I work with: what you put in the tank determines what comes out, full commitment outperforms half-commitment every time, and the people who win always have something to lose.

That's the G.E.A.R. Framework. And it works.

The difference between stuck and unstoppable isn't SKILL, it's discovering the gear you never knew you had.

Bryce Kenny's keynote will show your team exactly which gear to shift into when challenges arise.

What happens when you combine Fortune 500 strategy with Monster Jam courage? You get breakthrough results that seem impossible until they're not. Bryce has taken teams from every industry, from healthcare systems to tech startups to manufacturing giants, and shown them how to shift from survival mode into championship performance.

Whether you're facing resistance to new technology, struggling with hybrid team dynamics, or navigating industry disruption, there's a specific gear that transforms obstacles into acceleration points. Bryce will show your team exactly how to find it.

TFind the Gear That Changes Everything

Bryce Kenny helps organizations find their next gear — the breakthrough performance they didn't know was available. Whether your team is a franchise convention, a corporate leadership summit, or an association annual meeting, there's a gear that unlocks what's next.

 “Bryce’s ability to draw in audiences with videos and stories of driving a monster truck are amplified by a personality that is nearly as large as the trucks that he drives, making a fun story connect to any audience in a very real way.”

“Attendees from our conference left feeling a sense of duty to change their mindset to conquer the dips in their personal and professional lives, myself very much included!”

-Eric Ellingson (Executive Vice President and 3rd generation owner, Bargreen Ellingson)

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Transform disengaged teams into high-performance engines using proven acceleration strategies from professional motorsports.

FULL-THROTTLE ENGAGEMENT

Four Gears for Getting Unstuck and Finding Championship Performance

G — GROWTH

What you put in the tank determines what comes out. You can't put 87 pump gas in a 1,500 horsepower truck and expect championship results.

E — ENGAGEMENT

Half commitments are more dangerous than full ones. One foot on the throttle and one foot near the brake is not the safe play — it's the dangerous one.

A — ACCELERATION

The dip is where most dreams and businesses go to die. The answer isn't to slow down — it's to fail faster and get through it.

R — RISK

Date the trophy, marry the stakes. The highest performers don't chase awards — they're connected to what's actually at stake.

G.E.A.R. Framework overview

“BRYCE HAS a unique talent for maximizing engagement, he transform rooms full of spectators into teams of motivated executives.”

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BRYCE’S SIGNATURE KEYNOTE

SHIFT INTO CHAMPIONSHIP GEAR

Get Your Team from Stuck to Unstoppable

Drawing from 11 years as a professional Monster Jam driver and a Guinness World Record at 100 mph, Bryce reveals the four gear-shifting strategies that transform organizations through the G.E.A.R. Framework:

Growth, Engagement, Acceleration, and Risk.

Audiences learn exactly when to shift gears as challenges arise, converting obstacles into acceleration points and resistance into the momentum that drives championship performance.

Your team will leave with a practical framework they can apply immediately. Not just inspiration — a system that still works long after the event.

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