Garry Kasparov

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Garry Kasparov - Conferenec and keynote speaker, business
Topics:
  • Business
  • Inspirational
  • International
  • Politics

Forceful, compelling and knowledgeable are words used to describe a keynote speech by Garry Kasparov. He is willing to cater the subject matter to your needs and can more than competently speak about anything ranging from  Strategy, Tactics and Logical Thinking to Politics.

His engagements are worldwide and year-round and the average duration is 45 minutes. Unlike some speakers, he derives enjoyment from the Q&A session which can last up to half an hour.

Child Chess Prodigy

A child chess prodigy who started playing as a five year old, Garry Kasparov qualified as an International Chess Master at the age of 16. In November 1985, aged just 22, he became the youngest ever World Champion, when he defeated Anatoly Karpov for the title. Russian born Kasparov has been World Champion for thirteen consecutive years and earned the number one world rating for the first time in 1984. Since 1985 he has been top-rated player in the world for what is now coming up to his 14th consecutive year.

He has successfully defended his title more than any other champion in modern times. On each occasion, his famous attacking style of play and incredible depth of knowledge of chess theory has proved too much for his opponent.

Democratic Russia

Using his popularity in Russia to help promote democratic change, he was one of the forces behind establishing a democratic Russia. In search of new horizons, Kasparov has single-handedly accepted challenges from National teams, pioneered matches against computers and in 1996 and 1997, he played  IBM’s supercomputer, Deep Blue, an important scientific and social experiment. The result is one win for Kasparov and one win for IBM. The bottom-line  -man and machine struggling at the chess board - is far from over. The Chess World would like to see a tie-breaker and Garry feels confident that he can offer his services to defend the integrity of the human race.

Consultant and Speaker

In addition to chess, Garry Kasparov consults for banks and companies entering the Russian market. He is author of several books and is seen as a role model in Russia.

Garry Kasparov is a new "star" on the worldwide speakers circuit. He has thrown himself into this new profession with the zeal and gusto that exemplifies the Kasparov manner of enthusiastically attacking anything worthwhile whether old or new.

Speaking Topics

  • "Strategy & Tactics"
  • "Achieving Your Potential"
  • "Strategy & Competition"
  • "Logical Thinking"
  • "Strategy - the Big Picture"
  • "Limit of Endurance"
  • "Leaders vs. Managers"
  • "Success is in the Mind"
  • "How the Computer Changed the Game of Chess Forever"
  • "From Man to Machine"
  • "Making use of Strategic Thinking in Business & Politics"
  • "Strategy for decoding the Complexity of Life"
  • "All you have to do is find the courage to make up your mind" 

For further information or to book Garry Kasparov, call us at Speakers Corner on +44 (0)20 8365 3200 or email afterdinner@speakerscorner.co.uk

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