Rethink With Rachel
Rachel Botsman is the Oxford University Trust Fellow and leading thinker on ‘trust’ in the modern world. Recognised as one of the 50 most influential management thinkers and a top 10 UK LinkedIn Influencer, her work has appeared in the WSJ, Financial Times, Wired, New York Times, Guardian and Harvard Business Review. Rachel is passionate …
Rachel Botsman talks trusting strangers at TEDSummit 2016
Trust researcher and international expert, Rachel Botsman delivered an incredible talk on how trust is shifting human behaviours at TEDSummit 2016 in Banff, Canada. Instead of only trusting large institutions to fulfil our needs, Rachel’s identified a ‘trust shift’ towards trusting strangers. Particularly, how people have turned to technology platforms like Uber and Airbnb where …
New Keynote Speakers | September 2016
Richard Mullender After a 25-year career working in the London Metropolitan Police as a detective investigating serious crimes, Richard Mullender moved into hostage negotiation. He quickly worked his way up to become Lead Trainer at Scotland Yard’s world-renowned National Crisis and Negotiation Unit. As a hostage negotiator, Richard built his career on elite listening techniques. Since …
The Business Of Excellence – as told from the perspective of an RAF fighter pilot…
All of us want to be the best at what we do. But how do we know how to achieve that level of excellence? And, even if we know the theory, how do we put it into practice? These are the questions Justin Hughes, former RAF fighter pilot and Executive Officer of the legendary Red …
Keynote Speakers | In The News (Sept 9th)
Happy Friday! In the news this week, our top keynote speakers are writing and making headlines in respected and international media. For booking enquiries, or more about these talented thought-leaders, send us a quick email for their speaking topics, expertise and latest availability. Here are the top stories we recommend this week: Gina Rippon …
8 keynote speakers who improve your wellbeing
Watching a superb motivational speech can be a form of mediation. Fact. At Chartwell, we’re always looking for new ways to improve our wellbeing and we believe it comes through exposure to the latest ideas that interrogate and illuminate our world – but results depends on the quality of the thought-leaders behind those ideas. Lucky …