Allan Pease is an internationally recognised allan pease speaker, known worldwide as “Mr Body Language”. He shows teams how to decode body language cues, read subtle clues in face-to-face encounters, and communicate more effectively on phone calls, so people can gain credibility communication styles and co-operate more effectively as a group. Expect classic Pease humour, a life changing system of simple frameworks, and field-tested skills audiences can use immediately.
Allan Pease is one of the world’s most successful non-fiction authors on human behaviour and people skills. With Barbara Pease (his co author barbara pease and author barbara pease), he leads Pease International and has addressed audiences across the Asia-Pacific region and in more than seventy countries worldwide. Their books, including The Definitive Book of Body Language, The Answer and Why Men Don’t Listen and Women Can’t Read Maps, have been translated into more than fifty languages and sold in the tens of millions.
A born achiever, Allan started selling as a kid and by seventeen was the top national salesperson for a company selling bed linen, pots and pans. At twenty-one, he became the youngest person in Australia to sell over $1,000,000 of life insurance in his first sales year, a story he shares in Questions Are The Answers. That early grounding in people’s behaviour still drives his practical approach today, where “talk language” and simple golden rules help such a diverse group build trust and deliver significant business results.
Allan’s work focuses on how human beings actually behave. He shows how credibility, communication styles and how to teach powerful relationship skills can lift performance with diverse groups of stakeholders. Teams learn to develop instant rapport, create powerful lasting first impressions, and handle other people’s behaviour with confidence.
Allan takes complex ideas and turns them into clear frameworks that involve winning people over rather than pushing harder. Leaders and teams leave with practical relationship skills they can use straight away. Typical outcomes include higher sales effectiveness, better co-operation across departments and faster decisions that stick. For many audiences, he’s a true people magnet, the kind of presenter who keeps…
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