CONNECTION THROUGH
CREATIVITY
Step into the world of acclaimed photographer and master storyteller, George Lange, who has spent his career capturing the authentic spark that connects people. From icons like Steve Jobs and Bruce Springsteen to teams at some of the world’s most innovative companies, his lens has always been trained on one thing: human connection.
Now, George brings that same creative energy to keynote and team building experiences designed for companies seeking to reignite creativity, culture, and JOY, in a world defined by speed and scale.​​​​
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Bring George to your next gathering and give your team an unforgettable experience of connection, creativity, and joy.
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Drawing from decades behind the lens and stories gathered around the world, George creates immersive keynote experiences that explore the power of human connection, the creative breakthroughs born from play and experimentation, and a reminder that joy isn’t a distraction from success — it’s what drives it.
George visited Stanley in Seattle at the invitation of President Terence Reilly to share his new book Picturing Joy with the team after an extraordinary year. The audio captures his talk, while the video shows the entire company — from the receptionist to the executive team — passing a giant Quencher on the roof, a moment of connection and celebration.
At Cannes Lions, George partnered with Instagram to create a studio with a waterfall cascading from the ceiling. Over 500 portraits were captured and brought to life with music by Luis Alberto Bittencourt, edits by Anna Wooten, and the depth of the Leica SL. The energy in the studio was electric, with every subject embracing the moment.
George gave his first talk to a large audience at TedX in Boulder in 2014. It was just after a big flood and there were no rehearsals on the big stage in Macky Auditorium on the campus of Colorado University. Instead George got a room at the St. Julien Hotel, closed the curtains so the sun was just a sliver of bright light coming out of the darkness and practiced over and over. The goal was to try to recreate the energy of a photoshoot on a big stage with no camera.
This was one of the most meaningful experiences I've ever had - in life and work! And thank you for reminding me we should always seek to bring joy into the world
Kirsten Williams
You're George fucking Lange, you're a goddamn legend dog, Having a portrait from George Lange is monstrous.
FRZY