Speaking
Bring the conversation to your audience.
Jeremy speaks to audiences of entrepreneurs, business owners, leaders and teams on success, performance and building a business and a life that both work.
Introduction
Ideas an audience can actually use.
Jeremy's work sits at the intersection of personal development, business and performance, which means a talk can be pitched at the person, the business or the relationship between the two.
Sessions are built around a framework rather than a story arc, so people leave with something they can apply on Monday rather than a feeling that fades by Wednesday.
Speaking themes
Subject areas
Talks are shaped to the audience and the occasion.
Success Without Sacrifice
Creating more success across more of what matters.
Personal Performance
Be. Do. Have. Changing the person creating the result.
Business Growth
The six core areas that determine how a business performs.
Sales
How demand becomes revenue, and where opportunity is lost.
Leadership
Leading people, standards and accountability as a business grows.
Decision Making
Making better decisions under pressure and uncertainty.
Personal Development can also be treated as a standalone theme for audiences that are not primarily commercial.
Who speaking suits
Where a talk works well.
- Conferences and industry events
- Business and membership groups
- Leadership teams and offsites
- Sales teams and kick-offs
- Company events where the audience is expected to act afterwards
Format, length and delivery are agreed with the organiser. FEE STRUCTURE TO CONFIRM TRAVEL TERMS TO CONFIRM
About Jeremy
Entrepreneur. Business Advisor. Coach. Educator.
Jeremy teaches ongoing personal development through Success School and ongoing business development through Business School, and works privately with entrepreneurs, business owners and leaders.
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Enquire
Enquire about speaking.
Tell us about the event and the audience, and you will hear back with availability and a recommended format.