Hong Kong Hong Kong-based National Geographic Adventurer
Sought-after motivational speaker, travel writer and author
Ambassador for Viva, a children's charity
“Rob cleverly takes lessons from his adventures and applies them to business, whether it be management or sales. There are not enough original speakers with positive takeaways for their audiences, Rob Lilwall is surely one.” -Tony Gordon, Former President, Million Dollar Round Table
Rob Lilwall is an adventurer with two self-filmed National Geographic TV shows under his belt, and expeditions of 80,000km by bicycle and on foot through such wild places as Siberia, Afghanistan and Tibet.
However, Rob Lilwall is not just an adventurer. He is an keynote speaker who uses his experiences to change the way his audiences think about challenge, the future, and personal growth. He does this by bringing to life the mindsets that are needed to succeed on an adventure – which are also key to success in today’s rapidly changing, high-pressure and high-opportunity business environment.
In particular, his corporate speeches reflect on the importance of:
* A Growth Mindset
* Staying positive
* Resilience
* Courage
* Collaboration
* Creative problem solving
Rob Lilwall has given motivational speeches in over fifty cities around the world, to organisations including Microsoft, Symantec, Gemalto, IBM, ADP, Motorola Solutions, ABB, Swire Properties, CBRE, Ayala Land, Stokke, MEC, Nike, adidas, P&G, Mars-Wrigley, Hyatt, Marriott, IHG, HSBC, UBS, Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley, Merck, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Ayala, Globe, IMD, SIM, Alliance Bank, Permira, Prudential, Manulife, AIA, Randstad and Thomson Reuters.
He is based in Hong Kong and available to speak across Asia and the world.
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"Drawing lessons from life on the road, of camping at minus forty in Siberia, carrying his bicycle through thick jungles in Papua New Guinea, and crossing the lonely valleys of Afghanistan on the world's slowest escape vehicle, Rob's "Attitudes of Adventure" offer powerful takeaways for individual staff and teams. "