Karim Rashid is an internationally renowned industrial designer and keynote speaker known for his bold, futuristic approach to design. With over 4,000 designs in production, more than 400 international awards and projects in over 47 countries, he inspires audiences to explore creativity, innovation and the importance of design in everyday life.
Sacha Dekker is an MBA-qualified keynote speaker, executive coach and disability inclusion advocate. Drawing on her personal journey and global leadership experience, she inspires audiences to build resilience, lead with compassion and create more inclusive workplaces.
Caroline Casey is an award-winning social entrepreneur, disability inclusion activist and founder of The Valuable 500. A globally recognised keynote speaker, she champions inclusive business and inspires leaders to challenge limitations and create opportunities for people with disabilities.
Lynda Gratton is a Professor of Management Practice in Organisational Behaviour at London Business School and a leading expert on the future of work. A Fellow of the World Economic Forum, she is known for her research into hybrid work, organisational change and leadership. She also directs the school’s highly regarded Human Resource Strategy in Transforming Companies programme.
Otmar Issing is a leading economist and former Chief Economist of the European Central Bank. A respected speaker on monetary policy, central banking and the global economy, he brings decades of experience to discussions on price stability, financial markets and European economic affairs, offering audiences a first-hand view of major developments in modern monetary policy.
Jo Fairley is an entrepreneur, journalist, author and business speaker best known as the co-founder of Green & Black’s. Drawing on decades of experience building successful brands, she speaks about entrepreneurship, brand development, sustainable business and the lessons learned from turning a niche organic chocolate venture into an internationally recognised name.
Pellegrino Riccardi is a keynote speaker and cross-cultural communication expert known for making complex ideas about culture, behaviour and relationships easy to understand. Based in Norway, he combines humour, research and real-world experience to help organisations communicate more effectively, strengthen workplace culture and build better relationships across borders, teams and cultural differences.
Ann Pettifor is a political economist, author and keynote speaker specialising in global finance, debt, monetary policy and climate economics. As Director of PRIME and a leading voice on financial reform, she brings audiences a clear understanding of the forces shaping global economies and how the financial system affects business, governments and everyday life.
Leymah Gbowee is a Liberian peace activist, trained social worker, women’s rights advocate and 2011 Nobel Peace Prize laureate. Internationally recognised for her leadership in bringing women together across religious divides during Liberia’s civil war, she speaks about peacebuilding, women’s leadership, social change and the power of nonviolent action.
Dr James Hewitt is a human performance scientist, keynote speaker and author who helps leaders and teams perform under pressure, sustain high performance and protect their wellbeing. Drawing on more than 20 years of experience in human performance, his work brings together performance science, elite sport and the realities of demanding modern workplaces.
Mary Robinson is a former President of Ireland and former United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, widely recognised for her leadership in climate justice and human rights. She was Ireland’s first female president, and has since built a global career as a lawyer, academic and international advocate. Her keynote presentations explore climate change, gender equality, responsible leadership and global cooperation, offering audiences a clear and human perspective on some of the world’s most pressing challenges.
