Dyane Neiman

Dyane Neiman – a speaker who moves

Speaking Topics:
Body Language
Motivation
Inspiration
Public Speaking
Face your Fear
Embody Leadership
Embody your Message

This former choreographer/dancer discovered her voice later in life.
She is a four-time recipient of the Theaterzwang Award for outstanding achievement in the field of independent theater NRW, Germany. In 2006, Dyane directed the 12th Theaterzwang Festival (today called Favoriten).

She now creates keynote speeches with moving messages and trains professionals to move audiences with effective speaking. Her company Moving Speaker’s motto is: Why just speak? Inspire!

Her clients have worked at Transparency International, Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, Bundesministerium des Innern, Bundeskriminalamt, T-Mobile, T-Venture, T-Systems, Deutsche Telekom, Zurich Group, u.a.

Since 2011, Dyane has been regularly inspiring audiences at the Toastmasters Mercury Club in Berlin. She is the club's current president and has competed on an European level at the International Toastmasters contests in Basel and Poznan.
Dyane has become well known for her physical, and often humorous, approach to engaging and motivating listeners.

Press excerpts from Dyane's stage presence and creations:

“... one thing Dyane Neiman never is: boring!“ Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung

"... her body language is amazing." Westfalenblatt

“... created an impressive piece on the topic of femininity...” Handelsblatt

"A fantastic performance full of sensitivity, emotion and at the same time so powerful in its presentation. The completely touched audience remained, then a quiet applause evolved to a long-lasting thank you for the dance-like and intellectually challenging achievements of an extraordinary artist whose multimedia nature will cause a sensation." Lippe-Zeitung

“Dyane Neiman presented contrasting moods in quick succession, strong images, in a dance-theater evening full of desire and destruction. Radical in dealing with herself, the evening shimmers between voyeurism and alienation, glamour and sadness." Laudatio from Theaterzwang Jury 2002

„Dyane Neiman moves between associative images stripped of any illusions, free from theatricality and forced intellectualism.“ Sächsische Zeitung

“an impressive piece on the topic of femininity...The images seem to come from the depths of the subconscious, leaving behind great applause from a completely captivated audience." Die Welt, Hamburg