We believe that keynotes should be:
Entertaining - no one should be bored or sleeping!
Original - telling other people’s stories and anecdotes is a big no-no!
Energising - Listeners should feel empowered and be equipped to do and be better than before!
Transformational - If people will invest their time listening to someone talk - that person had better change the room!
At Lead Different, we hate PowerPoint, and we don’t like speaking from behind lecterns. We take the responsibility to deliver a fun and energising talk to your team very seriously!
A keynote done well will motivate, inspire and change the room. It will challenge listeners to think creatively and push beyond their comfort zones. Keynotes can help foster a culture of growth and continuous improvement, creating a highly engaged and productive workforce within the organisation or team.
At Lead Different we take pride in delivering keynotes that are a highlight of any event. If you’re ready to inject some life and energy into your events that get people interacting and talking then contact us today to talk about your needs!
And yes - we will use PowerPoint if we have to, but we believe that a speaker shouldn’t need PowerPoint!
“We were thrilled to have James Bryant offer his unique perspective on startup success at our Morning Startup event today. His dynamic approach was a breath of fresh air. James ditched the conventional slide deck for a whiteboard, ensuring a lively session filled with audience interaction and laughter. If you’re seeking a speaker who brings a blend of inspiration, thought-provoking insights, and a good dose of fun, James is your man!”
“James is an engaging and transformative speaker. Not only does he bring a fresh perspective but he also deeply challenges the way people think about themselves. He has a unique ability to cut right to the core of our thoughts/feelings/actions and encourage us to begin a new narrative.”
“James’ exceptional ability to connect with passion across generations was sensational; speaking to a diverse group with different backgrounds yet speaking to the core of who we are, he was engaging for everyone in the room!”
