International Keynote Speaker

The world is in chaos and our lives are overwhelmingly complex. What we’re missing is a developmental perspective that sees rapid change as opportunities for growth on a personal and collective level.

Leaders who are wishing to inspire a shift in direction must be able to tell a compelling story of where we are going and who we must become. And it must be powerful enough to break through the inertia of entrenched work cultures.

Millennials are an often portrayed as an overly sensitive and entitled generation that need to grow up and face the realities of life. However, by understanding the systemic pressures they are facing, we can develop a more enlightened view on how to engage them.

Deeper employee engagement can be found in a new BPM: belonging, purpose and meaning. The companies that are succeeding tap into our deeper social and emotional needs, creating authentic work cultures where employees can bring their whole selves to work.

Within always on mobile technology and the coming robotics revolutions, we are rapidly losing touch with what makes us human. However, the overwhelming stress of the digital age is also leading to a contemplative turn inwards, where we are beginning to ask fundamental questions about what it is that makes us human.

Generation Y are fast becoming the majority in the workplace, and women are breaking through the glass ceiling. It’s only by understanding their values and needs that we can create workplaces of the future.