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Robin has spoken on stages from Belgian boardrooms to Indian auditoriums, in English and Dutch, for audiences from 15 to 600. Along the way, he found out the hard way what makes his keynote actually land. Here's how to help make that happen for your event.
Rather have a conversation? Call or mail Robin directly: +32 486 33 32 32 or hello@robindhondt.com.
Before the event
- Preparation callRobin is happy to schedule a short call so the keynote fits your audience and context. Ideally two to four weeks before the event.
- Who's in the room?Tell us who's coming: how many people, which sector, and what's keeping them up at night. The more we know, the harder the keynote hits home.
- Tech checkThe evening before or the morning of the event.
- The introductionPlease keep it short. A few sentences are enough to let the keynote speak for itself and keep your audience on their toes.
- LanguageEnglish or Dutch. Please confirm at booking.
During the event
- His own laptopRobin speaks from his own MacBook with Apple Keynote, connected via HDMI. The animations, video and timing only work properly on his setup.
- SetupHDMI with sound out (standard audio jack) · power within 2 metres of the laptop · a lectern or small side table.
- MicrophoneA wireless headset, please. He talks with his hands. A lot.
- Duration and Q&A30, 60 or 90 minutes, as agreed at booking. Q&A can be added if agreed in advance.
- Last-minute changesChanges to the agreed format (more time, a different slot, a tweaked message) need to be raised at least 48 hours in advance. On the day itself, only real emergencies.
After the event
- SlidesRobin doesn't share the full deck, but if your team wants something to hold on to, we'll gladly send a shorter PDF summary.
- RecordingPlease don't record the keynote without prior written permission. If you did record it, please send us a copy before sharing it publicly.
- PhotosGot great shots of Robin on stage? We'd love the high-res files, and we'll gladly credit your event when we use them.
The green jacket?
It's part of the show.
No, it doesn't need its
own dressing room.
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The info sheet has the keynote, the Co‑Lab, the Farm and the speaker on three pages. Below: high-res press photos (click to download) and three bios, ready to copy.
Press photos
Bios
Robin Dhondt is an advertising consultant who hates advertising, and the speaker behind Totally Flawesome.
Robin Dhondt spent 25 years helping brands look better than they really were, until he realized that the brands we trust most are the ones that show us who they really are. In his keynotes and Co‑Labs, he shows brands and leaders how to earn their authenticity instead of claiming it. He speaks in English and Dutch, on stages from Ghent to Chennai.
For over 25 years, Robin Dhondt worked as a copywriter and creative consultant in advertising. He won pitches, he won awards, and the whole time he felt like a fraud. Until he realized that imperfection makes brands human, and that humans connect with humans, not logos. His keynote “Totally Flawesome: 9,5 ways to be perfectly imperfect as a brand” shows audiences how to turn their flaws into their strongest asset. Robin speaks in English and Dutch, live or online, for audiences from 15 to 600. He lives on a 300‑year‑old farm near Ghent, where he runs Boereau, a perfectly imperfect conference barn, together with his wife. And yes, he always wears that green leather jacket.