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Cindy Tien
Cindy Tien: Shaping leaders, sparking results with emotional intelligence.
Singapore
Experience transformational keynotes by Cindy Tien: Ignite your team's EQ, drive peak performance, and conquer challenges. With 20+ years of corporate insight and global recognition, Cindy empowers your organization with actionable strategies....
Maayke-Aimée Damen
Book Maayke-Aimée Damen, MSc., a trailblazer in circular economy. Director at WBCSD, she guides businesses toward sustainability.
Switzerland
Unlock the future of sustainable success with Maayke-Aimée Damen, a dynamic force in circular economy. As WBCSD's Director Circular Economy, her expertise, recognized by MIT and the EU, reshapes industries. An award-winning innovator, Maayke...
Maddy Dychtwald
Co-founder of Age Wave, business advisor and thought leader on how population aging and increasing longevity.
USA
Recognized by Forbes as one of the top fifty female futurists globally, Maddy Dychtwald has been deeply involved for more than 30 years in exploring all aspects of the age wave and how it’s transforming the marketplace, the workplace, our world,...
Ann Bancroft
Adventurer & one of today's most influential role models being the first woman to cross the ice to the North and South Poles
USA
During her polar expeditions, keynote speaker Ann Bancroft's teamwork and leadership skills continuously underwent severe tests and provided her with opportunities to shatter the female stereotypes. Tenacity and courage defines her character and...
About Recognition
- Most people strive for recognition, one way or the other. Personal recognition, professional recognition, etc.
- How do you achieve recognition and is it possible to measure recognition? The feeling of recognition is nice and what many of us strive for but it is also possible to get more or less addicted to feeling recognition which can eventually become quite a problem.
- One thing is to strive for recognition but what does it mean to give recognition to other people? Are we always as good at this as we ought to be? As we like to think? Or are we perhaps not good enough at giving proper recognition to the people who deserve it?
- Keynote speakers on recognition take a look at discussions such as these.