FOUNDER, CREATIVE DIRECTOR AND SUMMIT CO-HOST
PAUL GLOVER
Professional drummer and creative director, turning corporate teams into live bands for well over a decade.
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THE BEAT BEHIND GO DYNAMITE
Paul founded Go Dynamite to bring the energy of live performance into the workplace. A professional drummer, bandleader and creative director with over 30 years in music, he leads teams from their very first beat to a full live performance, and shows people who arrived believing they "aren't musical" just how good they can sound together.
HOW PAUL RUNS A SESSION
Warm up
Everyone picks up an instrument and finds the beat together.
Take your part
Each group learns its own rhythm and owns its section of the band.
Bring it together
The sections lock in, listening and responding to each other.
Perform
Your whole team plays live as one band.
WAYS TO WORK WITH PAUL
Elevate
Paul's signature samba workshop for 20 to 300 guests, ending with your whole team performing live.
Summit co-host
Paul co-hosts every Summit with Vic Strachan and leads the Samba Finale.
Ignite
Hand drumming for teams of 5 to 40, delivered by Paul and the Go Dynamite facilitator team.
WHAT YOUR TEAM TAKES AWAY
A shared moment of success your whole team remembers
Listening and communication, practised live
Energy and confidence from achieving something together
A story your people will talk about long after the event
ABOUT PAUL
Paul is a professional drummer, bandleader and creative director with over 30 years in the music industry. He has toured internationally, performed at Glastonbury and Reading & Leeds, and been signed to Sony BMG. He founded Go Dynamite in 2018 and has led sessions for global brands including Apple, BMW, Virgin and Marks & Spencer. He has also consulted for Henley Business School and delivered presentations to the UN.
HIGHLIGHTS
Over 30 years in the music industry
Performed at Glastonbury and Reading & Leeds
Signed to Sony BMG
Sessions for Apple, BMW, Virgin and Marks & Spencer
Consultant for Henley Business School
Presentations to the UN