In today's volatile marketplace, it's crucial to stay ahead of potential disruptions. But with mounting workloads and burnout, it can be a daunting task. It doesn’t have to be as challenging as it seems. In this keynote, Dr. Janel Anderson, who has over two decades of expertise in recognizing and responding to disruption, will provide valuable insights on how to anticipate future events and the impacts they will have on your business. She reveals how you can forecast the future with just a few minutes of targeted effort each day.
By the end of this keynote you’ll be able to:
Dr. Janel Anderson is the founder of Working Conversations, LLC and is a keynote speaker, author and trainer. Part futurist, part coach, part comedian, she offers practical strategies that can be implemented immediately, while making the audience laugh while they learn.
Dr. Anderson holds a PhD in organizational communication from Purdue University. Prior to starting her business, she held leadership roles in both large and small companies in the tech sector and was a college professor for many years.
Janel has appeared in Fast Company, Inc, Entrepreneur, and The Atlantic, as well as on several television networks. In addition to being a popular business keynote speaker and corporate trainer, Janel is also the author of “Head On: How to Approach Difficult Conversations Directly.” She hosts the Working Conversations podcast where she shares ideas on leadership, business communication, and the future of work.
In her spare time, she reverse engineers recipes for dishes from her favorite restaurants in her kitchen at home.
Cost $20 - members $40 - non-members
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