Andrew Tallents,
Leadership Keynote Speaker
Andrew Tallents is a leadership speaker for global conferences, away days and workshops, from leadership teams to arenas of 7,000.
He speaks in person and online on two topics, self-coaching for leaders and trauma-informed leadership. Audiences leave with practical tools they can use straight away.
Where does Andrew speak?
Andrew speaks at global leadership conferences, from leadership teams to arenas of 7,000, in person and online. He also leads leadership away days and team workshops, and appears on television and podcasts. He has been a guest on Extraordinary Life Stories, hosted by John Reynolds. You can find more on his media and guest appearances page.
What speaking engagements are available?
Andrew is available for:
What formats are available?
Andrew adapts his talks to each event, whether for a leadership team or an arena of 7,000. He presents in four formats:
What does Andrew Tallents speak about?
Andrew speaks on two topics.
Self-coaching for leaders
Andrew shows leaders how to lead their own development, with tools to build their growth and effectiveness. Audiences learn how to:
- Implement self-reflective practices.
- Foster a growth mindset.
- Navigate challenges with resilience.
Trauma-informed leadership
This explores how early life experiences, including trauma, shape the way leaders lead, drawing on Andrew’s own story. Audiences learn how to:
- Build empathy and resilience as a leader.
- Turn personal hardship into leadership strength.
- Recognise how past experiences shape leadership today.
Questions people ask
What does Andrew Tallents speak about?
Self-coaching for leaders and trauma-informed leadership.
Does he speak in person or online?
Both.
How big are the audiences?
From leadership teams to arenas of 7,000.
How far ahead should I book?
Andrew recommends booking about three months in advance.
Has he been on television?
Yes, on Extraordinary Life Stories, hosted by John Reynolds.
Book Andrew Tallents for your next event
Andrew speaks in person and online. He recommends booking about three months in advance. Get in touch to check his availability for your conference, away day, workshop, television programme or podcast. You can also read about his book, his podcast and his story.