Keynote Speaking Engagements
Training Course Outline
Thought leadership is a sought after status at events as it brings to the event the most up to date and evidenced subject matter that can be adapted for the audience.
Challenging the norm or traditional thinking is an essential ingredient in disruptive innovation to keep your team abreast of the current opinion, facts and situations and gives you the opportunity to adapt through reactionary practise of pioneer to capitalise on opportunist change.
Who will benefit
Whether speaking at an international event on a specific subject or opening a breakfast event, MPT delivers a thought and action provoking interactive piece to enable the audience to think again and act in the best interests of their identified outcomes. All too often behaviour is incongruent with desired results. This is typically due to doing the same thing as that’s the way it’s always been done. Whilst on occasions this is still a valid course of action, increasingly individuals, teams and organisations need to be more agile to adapt to better ways in performing which are expected by internal and external customers alike.
Content
Typically keynote sessions last between 30 mins – 2 hours depending on the specific requirements of the audience and the event. They are designed with a clear message and can be as audience participative (or not) as required.
Delivery and Cost
Like many of MPT provision, this service is designed for each specific organisation with clear desired outcomes at the centre of the delivery. Please contact us to arrange a meeting to discuss your specific requirements so we can help you improve your performance.
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