
Nigel Marsh
Global CEO turned TED sensation, Nigel Marsh helps leaders rethink work-life balance and unlock performance through creative, human-centered keynotes.
Global CEO turned TED sensation, Nigel Marsh helps leaders rethink work-life balance and unlock performance through creative, human-centered keynotes.
From global ad leader to TED sensation, Nigel delivers powerful keynotes on work-life balance, leadership, and purpose. With bestselling books, global movements, and CEO experience, he inspires real change through bold ideas and human insight.
Keynote Speaker Nigel Marsh is a world-renowned voice on work-life balance, leadership, and purposeful business transformation. With a career that spans leading global advertising agencies, co-founding the iconic Earth Hour movement, and authoring international bestsellers like Fat, Forty and Fired, Nigel is celebrated for his ability to combine sharp business acumen with deeply human insights.
Best known for his TED Talk “How to Make Work-Life Balance Work” one of the most viewed talks outside the US, Nigel has inspired millions by challenging conventional thinking and offering practical strategies for thriving in both life and work. He’s also the creator of the award-winning podcast and media format Five of My Life, where he explores unconventional perspectives with global thought leaders.
Nigel’s 25 years as a top-tier CEO in branding and marketing, turning around major companies like Leo Burnett and The Campaign Palace, give him unique authority to speak to the real pressures faced by modern leaders. His keynotes help organizations foster resilient leadership, meaningful culture, and high-impact employee engagement.
Whether addressing executive teams or full-scale conferences, Nigel delivers thought-provoking, entertaining, and transformative talks that leave lasting impact.
Book Nigel Marsh for your event to challenge assumptions, ignite purpose, and give your audience tools to lead with balance, clarity, and vision. His talks are more than inspiration, they’re a catalyst for change.
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