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Micke Hermansson is an international keynote speaker, educator, and communication expert whose Wow Factor method has transformed how leaders, teams, and organisations connect with their audiences.
A former teacher, Micke created a new way to spark curiosity and a love of learning in his students. Facing a particularly challenging class led him to completely rethink how he taught and presented. The results were extraordinary, and the concept he developed Grej of the Day (GOTD) is now used by hundreds of thousands of teachers worldwide.
Today, Micke’s ideas have evolved far beyond the classroom. His methods of the The Wow Factor – The Art of Reaching Out: Communication that Stands Out and Stays With You, are now used by companies and CEOs who want to get their message across in a way that truly sticks. He has worked with global brands such as Pfizer, Electrolux, and PwC, both as a keynote speaker and workshop leader, helping audiences rediscover the power of memorable communication.
Micke’s innovative approach has also led to exciting collaborations with Minecraft and Spotify, as the Wow Factor method continues to attract international attention. Over the past fifteen years, he has delivered more than 500 keynotes across 25 countries, including India, Germany, Dubai, and Italy, and has also appeared on TED Talks.
His books have been translated into seven languages, inspiring educators, CEO’s, Leaders, and communicators around the world to transform the way they engage, connect, and inspire.
In this keynote about Grej of the Day, Micke guides the audience through how and why this method has become an international success. The concept GOTD is perfect if you want students to love your lessons and also remember most of it afterwards. Based on recent studies and evidence on how the brain works, this keynote will make the audience think about learning in a brand new way.
This is Micke’s little baby – his idea from the very start – and with this lecture you will get EVERYTHING you need to succeed with GOTD in your own classroom – starting tomorrow.
In this keynote he also takes a deeper look at WHY a method like GOTD can make such a difference. Micke connects new learning theories to how we can work with Grej of the Day. He also provides you with a handy tool box of memory techniques and strategies for hyper-effective learning.
This keynote has been road-tested in 15 different countries (including USA, Kenya and Australia) to rave reviews. It’s practical, useful and entertaining. Don’t miss this opportunity to be inspired in a totally new way.
GOTD involves three basic steps;
There are some spectacle pedagogical principles behind this method and Micke was amazed by the transformation of his students. GOTD soon became very popular in Scandinavia and is now being transmitted all around the world.
We’re drowning in words, meetings, and presentations — but how many of them do we actually remember?
In an age where attention is the new currency, Micke Hermansson shows how to make people not just listen, but truly feel, remember, and act.
With over fifteen years of experience creating engagement in the most unexpected settings, Micke has developed a unique communication formula now spreading across the globe. It’s a microlearning-based method built on the latest findings in neuroscience, featuring deliberate “wow moments” that boost attention, retention, and impact.
Fresh research from Australia confirms that this specific approach has measurable effects on engagement, learning, and focus — regardless of audience or setting.
In The Wow Factor, Micke demonstrates how these same principles powerfully apply in business: in leadership, customer relations, and internal communication.
This keynote blends energy, humour, and practical science — ideal for organisations that want their message to stand out, break through the noise, and make a real difference immediately.
He’s a rare breed! No matter the audience- be it a group of teenagers, a room filled with entrepreneurs or a gathering of international ministers – he knows how to connect with them and have them learn something new that they will never forget.
He is like a mix of Hans Rosling, a stand up comedian and that great teacher you wish you had at school …
