Willem van Hout

For eight years and at least 400 Bavaria tours later, I have seen everything, absolutely everything, as a Bavaria Biertourguide: from construction workers to members of a golf club and everything in between. I am very used to presenting and acting for small and large groups. I preferred to perform for groups as large as possible, which were spectators of a dazzling spectacle and which I managed to wind around my finger with reasonable ease. A lot of energy is released during my knowledge transfer, which means that electricity is constantly in the air. Because of my completely idiosyncratic, humorous way of conveying information, the guests remembered all the better what they manufacture at Bavaria. In my last year at Bavaria, I was therefore continuously deployed by the Head Office when special (foreign) guests came for a business visit. On youtube I came across myself as a Tourguide, not too spectacular, but still worth it, as 'Swaffeling Bartender'. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVDLiSf1ZPc
The people behind 'Brabant Ondernemen' were very interested in the way I managed to enthuse them during a beer tour, after which they asked if I wanted to take on the leading role in a promotional film for this company. I have a mov file of this, I can send it to you if you are interested.
I performed once as a stand-up comedian, at the invitation of comedy train passenger Marlon Kicken, where I was allowed to tell a 'scientific paper' (seriously used during my master's degree in Religious Studies) about the religious experience of drinking Bavaria beer on a large stage. The next day I was proudly featured in the Eindhovens Dagblad. I can show you this newspaper article in PDF file.
Thank you kindly for your attention.