Top 10 Reasons To Hire Rob Peck For Your Next Fundraising Event

#10 Unique skill set: (professional juggler turned motivational speaker)

#9 Great listener and quick study. (asks the right questions, quickly sizes up audience, finds the keys to motivate them).

#8 Calm, confident, and easy to work with (arrives early, sets a fast pace, engages everyone from beginning to end ensuring a good time for a good cause)

#7 Gets people to laugh and participate without feeling pressured

#6 Each program (and price) totally customized to your specific event and budget

#5 Works his tail off to prepare (extensive conversations with organizers/co-chairs to establish appropriate opening and minimum bids... decide what and how many items belonged in the live versus silent auction...etc)

#4 Learns past history of live bidding and uses to weave current offerings into strategic running order

#3 Identifies in advance offerings that can be auctioned in multiples (resulting in doubled, tripled, and at times, quadrupled winning bids)

#2 Uses visual humor, quick wit, and zany improvisations to sustain exciting levels of spontaneity and unpredictability to the live bidding.

#1 Yields no ground on any item! (Works his magic to motivate a spirited competition, even when at first there appears to be none)

"We've had some great auctioneers over the years, but never one who balances the items on his nose while he invites bids. Rob has such charisma and an energy that ran on max he, really keeps bidders' attention, which is exactly what you need to raise money"

Liz Lodge
Auction Committee Co-Chair

"Auctions can tend to wane as the night goes on but this was fun and captivating from the first item to the last. You never knew what Rob might do next, which was half the fun. He clearly has a big heart to go with his big energy. It was evident that he had put a lot of thought into the evening ahead of time, preparing jokes and skits to match auction items and this was what most impressed me about him. A juggling, funny, diamond of a man."

Mary Collins
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Cape Cod Waldorf School