Kevin Harrington

Timed at 20′ (no, it’s not a 4-minute speech), this keynote speech talks about how to break business records, how to defy the received wisdom and how to collaborate for success. The Four Minute Business Mile is especially suited to businesses, divisions or departments that are growing and struggling on resource. None of us achieves success and growth by ourselves but how we collaborate should be on mutually beneficial terms. This speech always creates a good level of discussion and debate after the event. It works well as a scene setter for subsequent speakers and presenters.

A light heated look at the bad habits of corporate terrorists, nay sayers and mood Hoovers. What is their strategy for killing a good idea? How do they do so little and stifle creativity so effectively? This session can be run well as an after dinner speech or a conference/seminar session. I can deliver this as either a 10 minute session or a 30 minute speech.

This session, usually around 30′, looks at what motivates children. It then goes on to look at what changes as we become adults. What can we learn from this? How can we really understand and engage our teams? The ideas discussed are not about spending large amounts of money, quite the contrary, they are about practical and brave ideas to help managers and directors set their business apart.