Justin Locke, Speaker
Justin Locke is a unique and entertaining speaker. He spent eighteen years as a professional double bassist, playing in the Boston Pops, the Boston Symphony, and just about every other orchestra in New England. The lengthy list of great conductors he played for includes Leonard Bernstein, Seiji Ozawa, John Williams, Henry Mancini, and Arthur Fiedler. In his presentations, he tells inspiring stories of great musical moments (along with hilarious tales of concert disasters), examines the performer-to-audience relationship, and shares management and leadership lessons learned from great conductors. Read his on-line brochure or View sample videos. See Upcoming Appearances.
He is the author of REAL MEN DON'T REHEARSE, a humorous book about the world of professional orchestras. He has appeared on WCVB's Chronicle, the Paul Sullivan Show on CBS Radio, and on Greater Boston on WGBH with Emily Rooney. He is also the author of several educational concert programs for orchestra that have been done all over the world-- in Brazil, Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, Poland, Australia, Guam, and The Bahamas.
Mr. Locke's newest book, Principles of Applied Stupidity, is an intriguing and amusing look at some unorthodox yet highly effective management techniques that no one ever talks about, at least not until now.
To book Mr. Locke as your next guest speaker, call 781 577 0169, or send
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