Doug is a versatile motivational speaker, workshop leader, and musician. Known for his profound understanding of business dynamics and an innate ability to foster collaboration, Doug’s talks and workshops are designed to invigorate and unite people across live, hybrid, and virtual events.
Doug Manuel stands out as a motivational speaker, workshop leader, and accomplished musician. With a career spanning over two decades, he has honed a unique blend of skills, making him a sought-after figure in corporate and personal development arenas. His approach goes beyond mere speeches, involving interactive experiences that energise and connect people, whether in person or virtually.
From the vibrant rhythms of West Africa to the stages of TEDx and collaborating with Oprah Winfrey, Doug Manuel’s journey is as varied as it is inspiring. His story began in a drumming workshop, sparking a lifelong passion for African music and leading to his transition from a BBC documentary producer to a full-time motivational speaker and musician. This transformative journey has armed him with insights into human emotion, empathy, and the power of active listening, all of which he brings to his engaging sessions.
Doug Manuel’s sessions are not your typical keynote speeches. They are dynamic, interactive, and full of energy, using stories, music, and rhythm to break down barriers and boost group energy. Whether it’s a workshop or a breakout session, Doug’s methods are tailored to foster personal growth, enhance team collaboration, and drive leadership development. His engaging style ensures that the lessons learnt and the energy infused last long after the event has concluded.
Empathy lies at the heart of Doug Manuel’s philosophy. He believes in nurturing resilience, enhancing purpose, and developing leadership skills that are crucial in today’s fast-paced and ever-changing world. His topics cover a wide range, from mindfulness and stress management to leadership development and team building. These sessions are particularly impactful in leading business schools and among Fortune 500 companies, where the demand for genuine, empathetic leadership is…
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