Keynote speaker Richard Tyler is the man you need, in a world where ‘good enough’ is no longer enough. Richard is The Possibility Architect. His mission is simple – to enable organisations to be more extraordinary than they ever imagined possible!
In his lifetime, he has sadly not yet climbed any large mountains without the use of a safety harness. Or, with a safety harness! He is rather disappointed not to have fought off raging tigers in the jungle with only his hairbrush. He is delighted, however, to have learnt and practiced the rules to creating and sustaining extraordinary things!
Strong-willed speaker Richard Tyler always dreamed of performing on stage. After a few setbacks he sneaked into music school and was lucky enough to get his big break when asked to perform in a village hall in the most northern part of Scotland to 2 men and a whippet. His career rocketed after that! He went on to play lead roles in many of London's top West End productions, sang for thousands in arenas around the globe, appeared in TV commercials, sang on albums and drank champagne…Since taking the make-up and tights off, he is less of a drama queen, but occasionally still dips into the world of performance. You can catch him on the 2011 Phantom 25th Anniversary at the Royal Albert Hall on DVD/CD.
Richard Tyler is popular and sought-after across the globe as a speaker and facilitator. He works with boards, teams and leaders to provoke, nudge, cajole, re‐energise, tickle and invigorate a leap towards extraordinary. He challenges his audience to work at their edge, squeezing out every ounce of possibility. He is regularly asked to contribute to trade journals and often speaks on radio. Richard has recently been invited to sit on the Advisory Board at Warwick University Business School, UK. His clients are diverse and wide ranging; NHS, JPMorgan Chase, BBC, Tesco, John Lewis Partnership, Reed Smith LLP, HSBC, Disney and Coop.
Richard is an ANLP and Professional Guild recognised NLP assessor, Clinical Hypnotherapist and CBT coach. He now combines his 2 areas of expertise; the world of extraordinary performance and behavioural psychology, offering a compelling vehicle for change and progression.