Jack Stahlmann

Jack Stahlmann is a writer and corporate speaker with a rich background in the entertainment industry, currently based in St. Paul, Minnesota. With a career spanning several roles including actor, producer, and director, he has been speaking professionally for over three years, inspiring and educating hundreds of organizations. Stahlmann's diverse experiences allow him to offer highly adaptable messages that resonate across various platforms—from small company backrooms to the executive suites of Fortune 500 companies.

In 2002, Stahlmann launched his own production company, which produced several films that achieved international success, such as "The Fifteen Minute Show," an extremely low budget feature film produced for less than $1,000 that was a highlight of the 2003 New York International Film and Video Festival. Another significant project was "The Lift," which was featured in five film festivals worldwide in 2004. His directorial efforts include working as the Assistant Director for Margaret Cho's stand-up show "Cho Revolution." As an actor, Stahlmann's notable roles include a co-star appearance on the CBS drama "Cold Case" as a wimpy park ranger, as well as a role on "Days of Our Lives" and various regional commercials.

Stahlmann's presentations are both entertaining and informative, shaped by his extensive background in the creative arts. He offers keynotes such as "The Intangible It," which dissects the elusive charisma of movie stars; "Vantage Point," focusing on adapting to new roles in life and work; and "The Upside," inspired by a course on "The Psychology of Happiness" from Yale. Additionally, his "Don’t Flinch: The Half Day" session combines humor with practical learning, including a workbook for attendees. Recognized for his engaging style and the ability to tailor his presentations to the specific needs of his audience, Stahlmann consistently delivers impactful and reliable speaking engagements, earning commendable testimonials from past clients.