In this episode of The Jason Cavness Experience, Jason sits down with Christina Brennan — a corporate event MC, communications consultant, and stand-up comedian who knows how to engage any audience.
Christina shares how she blends business strategy with comedy to help leaders and founders communicate with confidence. From performing stand-up across the country to coaching over 250 entrepreneurs on public speaking, Christina's journey is all about turning stage fright into stage power — and helping others do the same.
• Blending comedy and business communication
• Public speaking and overcoming fear on stage
• Coaching founders to win pitch competitions
• Comedy writing, timing, and feedback
• The art of reading the room and handling hecklers
• Gender balance and inclusion in the comedy world
• Event management, marketing, and creative strategy
• The crossover between humor and leadership
• Finding your authentic voice in business and on stage
Christina Brennan is an experienced event MC, communications consultant, and stand-up comedian. With a background in marketing and public speaking, she's coached more than 250 startup founders and entrepreneurs — helping dozens win pitch competitions and refine their message.
She currently serves as Event Sales Manager at The Denver Improv, where she curates unforgettable live experiences, and continues to perform comedy nationwide. Christina holds a B.A. in Communication with a Business minor from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. Her work bridges entertainment, entrepreneurship, and education — always with humor and heart.
LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/brennanchristina/
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"Public speaking and comedy both come down to one thing — connection. If you can connect with people, you can move them, teach them, or make them laugh."
