Boka Thomas Fogdö föreläsning

Thomas menar att vi alla är skapta för att prestera och att vi därför bör försöka optimera våra förutsättningar så gott vi kan. Hur mycket vi sedan väljer att anstränga oss är förstås upp till var och en. Han anser att sättet att hantera motstånd är oftast det som avgör om man kommer att lyckas bra eller mindre bra. Inställning och attityd betyder mer än de faktiska fysiska omständigheterna. För högpresterare som lärt sig att möta och hantera motstånd blir motståndet faktiskt snart en förutsättning för att engagera sig. Toppprestationer kräver motstånd.

Motivation och inspiration

För arbetsplatser och organisationer som vill stärka sitt team och förbättra individuell prestation är Thomas Fogdö den perfekta föreläsaren. Hans personliga historia och expertis inom mental träning kommer att motivera och inspirera medarbetare och ledare att övervinna hinder och sträva mot sina mål med en positiv och kraftfull inställning. Boka en Thomas Fogdö föreläsning och låt honom guida din organisation mot en starkare och mer målfokuserad framtid.

Boka Thomas Ravelli föreläsning:

Prestation och nervositet, till och med rädsla, hänger ofta samman. Hur gör man för att balansera på toppen av maximal prestation, utan att falla ner i blockeringar som förstör din kapacitet? Thomas Ravelli kallar sin föreläsning ”Att befinna sig i komfortzonen”. Den handlar om hur man gör för att hantera prestationsångest, rädsla över att göra misstag, flyktbeteende och andra negativa känslor.

Thomas föreläser om att utvecklas som individ men framförallt att utvecklas som individ i laget. I Thomas föreläsning dras många paralleller mellan fotbollslaget och arbetslaget. Han föreläser utifrån sina erfarenheter om individutveckling i grupp och arbetslag.

Thomas förmedlar en känsla av glädje och tillfredsställelse. Thomas mål är att alla ska känna sig som vinnare, vad de än sysslar med, och att vägen dit ska vara rolig.

Under sin medverkan i TV-programmet Mästarnas Mästare 2014 fick Thomas chansen att visa svenska folket att det han pratar om också leder till framgång. Trots stenhård konkurrens från många elitidrottare, vann Thomas Ravelli hela tävlingen.

Om Johan Rheborg:

Johan Rheborg har i över 20 år varit en av landets mest omtyckta komiker och skådespelare. Han har skapat klassiska karaktärer så som Percy Nilegård, “Morran”, Kenny Starfighter och “Fredde” i TV4:s succéserie “Solsidan” och även ”En man som heter Ove”. Han har dessutom nominerats till en Guldbagge för bästa manliga huvudroll i Killinggängets film ”Fyra nyanser av brunt”.

Boka Karin Adelsköld föreläsning

Humorkoden

Att kunna skratta i tuffa tider kan vara det svåraste som finns men det kan också vara ett av de mest effektiva sätt att ta sig igenom en kris. Vad är det som gör humor så effektivt mot stress och press och hur kan man hitta glädje även i det mest mörka? I denna rafflande, roliga standupföreläsning tar Karin Adelsköld med er på sin egen livsresa från utbränd, arbetslös, småbarnsmamma till Sveriges roligaste kvinna. Hon lär ut grunderna i humor, berättar om den senaste humorforskningen och ger er konkreta tips på hur man kan bli friskare både fysiskt och psykiskt genom att skratta åt eländet.

Karin Adelskölds styrka är förmågan att inspirera och få folk att våga sig på nya saker, vare sig det är teknik, webben, starta eget, bli roligare eller att bara våga sig på att vara nybörjare. Hon har skrivit två böcker kring humor ”Nu är det kul igen – från utmattning till arbetsglädje” samt ”Konsten att bli en roligare talare”. I hennes populära föreläsningar visar hon hur humor är ett kraftfullt verktyg som kan öka såväl produktiviteten som engagemanget på en arbetsplats.

Boka Karin Adelsköld som konferencier, standup eller för en föreläsning om arbetsglädje, stress, utmattning, kommunikation, sociala medier eller kreativitet.

After ten years as an international civil servant Samantha moved to the private sector and worked as a banker for Coutts Bank Switzerland and Merrill Lynch Bank of America. She has also been a consultant and private investigator for Control Risks Group.
This relatively rare mix of public and private sector experience places Samantha in a privileged position to be able to explain geopolitics security and military issues to business audiences by presenting the facts in ways that are relevant and understandable to the private sector.

As a confident and accomplished public speaker, Samantha has talked about NATO to Russian military personnel in military academies in Moscow and provincial Russia, was the first NATO civilian officer to undertake information outreach projects with the Serbian military following the Kosovo war, and has significant experience talking about Russia, Ukraine and Belarus to government and business audiences in her three main working languages, English, French and Russian. She is a regular commentator on various British and international television and radio stations (BBC, GB News, Al-Jazeera, France-24, Belsat and others), and since February 2022 has been a daily in-studio commentator on the live evening news program on the French channel LCI.

Apart from Russia and Eurasia, Samantha is well versed in EU affairs, disinformation and combating financial crime. She is a Senior Advisor at the Conflict Studies Research Center (former Defence Academy) and part of the Associate Network of LOW Europe, a Brussels based strategic communications consultancy.

Samantha has lived and worked in Russia, Ukraine, India, France, Belgium, the Czech Republic and the UK and is happy to undertake public speaking assignments in English, French and Russian.

Samantha is graduate of UCL London, holds an MSC in Politics from the London School of Economics, has a Masters Degree in Financial Management from the Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Paris and is currently following the part time 2021-23 Crime Fiction Creative Writing MA at the University of East Anglia.

She is currently researching a book on Ukrainian Identity and in the process finishing an espionage noir novel based in Belarus in 1994 and 2020.

Avery has organised over a dozen expeditions across the globe and is the youngest Briton to have been to both Poles. His 2005 Ultimate North team made headlines around the world for recreating Robert Peary and Matthew Henson’s disputed discovery of the North Pole in 1909 , and in the process entering the Guinness Book of Records for ”The Fastest Surface Journey to the North Pole”.

Avery’s passion for adventure began when he first read about the exploits of Captain Scott as a seven-year-old boy. So consumed was he by Scott’s story that he knew his life wouldn’t be complete until he had followed his hero’s footsteps to the South Pole. He learnt to climb in the Welsh and Scottish mountains, first on rock, before moving on to snow and ice. A born leader, he subsequently went on to organise and lead expeditions to some of the world’s biggest mountains, including the Alps, Tanzania’s Rift Valley, the Andes, New Zealand’s Southern Alps, the Atlas Mountains of Morocco and the Himalayas, climbing an array of challenging peaks, including several unclimbed summits up to 20,000 feet in height.

In December 2002, days after his 27th birthday, Avery became the youngest Briton to complete the perilous journey to the South Pole on foot. His team also broke the South Pole Speed Record; man-hauling their sledges more than 700 miles from the Antarctic coast and using state-of- the-art kites to power them across the ice on the few days when the winds allowed.
In April 2005 Avery and his five-strong team electrified the exploration world by recreating Peary and Henson’s controversial 1909 expedition to the North Pole, travelling with teams of Eskimo dogs and replica wooden sledges. Avery’s ambitious aim was to prove the sceptics wrong and match Peary’s 37-day journey to the Pole. After an epic dash across the most unforgiving environment on the planet, his exhausted team rewrote the history books by making it to the Pole with five hours to spare. More than a decade later, they remain the fastest team in history to reach the North Pole.

Avery’s most recent challenge saw him breaking another World Record, this time for the fastest coast-to-coast crossing of Greenland in May 2015. Using kites and pulling two sledges each, Tom and his three team mates smashed the previous record by more than a week, completing the crossing in just 9 days, 19 hours with hardly any time for sleep. During one night, the team kited an incredible 180 miles in 16 hours, the equivalent of travelling from London to Manchester.

Avery is a graduate of Bristol University, where he gained a degree in Geography and Geology. His highly acclaimed first book, Pole Dance, was released in 2003 and his second, To the End of the Earth, was published on both sides of the Atlantic in 2009. He was an official ambassador for the London 2012 Olympic Games and is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and Explorers Club of New York.

Over the last 20 years Lynda has written extensively about the interface between people and organisations. Her ten books cover the link between business and HR strategy (‘Living Strategy’), the new ways of working (‘The Democratic Enterprise’), the rise of complex collaboration (‘Hot Spots’ and ‘Glow’) and the impact of a changing world on employment and work (‘The Shift’ and co-authored ‘The 100-Year Life’ and ‘The New Long Life’ with Andrew Scott).

In 2012, ‘The Shift’ received the business book of the year award in Japan and has been translated into more than 15 languages. In 2015, ‘The Key’ won the CMI Management Book of the Year. In 2016, ‘The 100 Year Life’ was short listed for the FT Business Book of the Year award, and became one of the best-selling books in Japan.

In 2020, Lynda and Andrew published ‘The New Long Life – a framework for flourishing in a changing world’. Lynda is a regular columnist for MIT Sloan Management Review and has written for a range of press including the Financial Times and the Sunday Times.

During March, Lynda’s new book ‘Redesigning Work – how to transform your organization and make hybrid work for everyone’ was released.

Lynda’s work has been acknowledged globally – she has won the Tata prize in India; in the US she has been named as the annual Fellow of NAHR and won the CCL prize; whilst in Australia she has won the AHRI prize; she has received the Best Teacher Award at London Business School. Lynda is a Fellow of the World Economic Forum and chaired the WEF Council of Leadership. She has served on Prime Minister Abe’s “Council for designing the 100-year-life society” and is currently a member of the international advisory board of Equinor.

Daisley is an expert on the transformations that modern work is Undergoing in the era of hybrid jobs – acting as a consultant for a wide range of companies – from the hottest new technology sensations to centuries-old manufacturing firms. Whether addressing governmental bodies or banking organisations Daisley has been praised for sharing an inspiring vision of the future work and leaving audiences with actionable insights into their own companies.

His 2019 book on improving work culture, “The Joy of Work”, was the Sunday Times number one business bestseller going on to be named The Financial Times Book of the Month. It came runner-up in the CMI Management Book of the Year Awards and has over 250 five star Amazon reviews. Professor Sir Cary Cooper described it as ‘a joy to read’ and best- selling business author Dan Pink said it would ‘help transform your work experience’.

His follow-up, Fortitude, tackling the subject of resilience has received dazzling reviews. Ed Miliband described it as ‘an absolute revelation’, Gary Lineker said ‘A book that confirms what I’ve always believed; that we can’t be resilient on our own. In fact, resilience is about all of us being stronger than any of us’. Oliver Burkeman said it was ‘an important and well-timed book’.

Bruce Daisley has been awarded ‘Greatest Individual Contribution to New Media’ by New Media Age. He has been rated as the top leader in digital media by Campaign Magazine, placing him 7th in the overall media market. In a survey of CEOs and MDs, Bruce was named the “Fantasy Hire” that most leaders would like to make. He often places as the top- rated speaker at conferences in the US and the UK.

Bruce was trained by Vice President Al Gore as part of his Climate Reality leadership program. As part of this Bruce has presented to thousands of people at various organisations around the world driving discussions about solutions to climate change.

Bruce Daisley grew up on a council estate in Birmingham. He started his working career in fast-food restaurants to help him pay his way to become the first member of his family to ever go to university. After dozens of rejections, Bruce landed his first career role by taking a risk and drawing a cartoon CV of his life. Twenty years on, having worked in radio and magazines, he’s made his way to work in technology firms like YouTube, Google and Twitter.