Rick Davis is the speaker you're looking for if you're looking for something different, and you don't mind convulsing with laughter. He gives corporate audiences plenty of laughs by showing them, believe it or not, how to do tricks and stunts with office supplies.

In Rick Davis' presentations, you will learn (among other things): pencil tricks, telephone songs, calculator games, neck tie magic, paper clip stunts, scissors playing, disappearing business cards, credit card buzzing, paper balancing, the mystery ruler, pointer twirling, fax fun, rubber band stunts, coffee cup balancing and business card animals.

Rick Davis is the author of three books on Totally Useless Skills and is the founder of the famous Institute of Totally Useless Skills.

His career has taken him to Ringling Brothers Circus, Broadway, Disney World, The White House, and tours of 15 countries. Rick Davis has appeared on Broadway at Radio City Music Hall, in 2 HBO movies, on Bill Cosby's You Bet Your Life, on numerous television talk shows, and as a regular on America's Funniest People.

A special honor was accorded Rick Davis when he was invited to perform at the White House for Jimmy Carter's staff.

He's been featured in PEOPLE magazine, The New York Times, Boston Globe, Washington Post, Modern Maturity, The Smithsonian, Spin magazine, and 147 (and still counting) radio interviews.

Rick Davis holds a degree in Philosophy (his first useless skill), and lives in New Hampshire with his wife and children who tolerate his compulsive, expulsive, and repulsive singing.

Entertainers, Celebrity