Zena Everett. Speaker on Leadership, High Performance, Efficiency and Productivity. She is the author of a number of books including the award winning business book The Crazy Busy Cure  described as “A productivity book for people with no time for productivity books”.

Zena has a reputation for evidence-based content and practical takeaways delivered in a very entertaining way.  She hit at top score of 98.5% satisfaction rate with Ireland’s Executive Network with her popular Crazy Busy session.

Her focus is on replacing bad behaviour and crazy busyness with productive, thriving and resilient team relationships.

Originally a recruitment entrepreneur, Zena Everett sold her business in 2007 and studied an MSc in organisational psychology.  She then took further post-graduate qualifications in psychological coaching and leadership with neuroscience (MIT Sloan Business School).

Zena has coached on the Executive MBA Programme at Oxford University’s Saïd Business School and is a member of the Associate Faculty at Henley Business School.  Also, a regular speaker for the prestigious London Business Forum.

Click here to see Zena Everett’s animation on lessons from Einstein in Time Management and Anxiety.

Keynote Topics:

• Crazy Busy: managing time, focus and energy and saying no to distractions (leaders and all-hands versions)

• Badly Behaved People: difficult conversations, people problems and listening skills, and building accountability and ownership (managers and all-hands versions)

• Trusted Business Partner: building real trust and confidence with your client, the four stages from technical expert to trusted advisor.

• Everyday Emotional Intelligence: managing your mood, staying resilient, balancing logic and emotion in your decisions, working with neurodiverse colleagues, self-care to improve your emotional intelligence).

• Career Strategy: latest careers research, patch of safe ground model. how to differentiate yourself and articulate your strengths confidently.

Other Keynotes:

Productivity Drag: How to increase productivity, efficiency and wellbeing

Brains, Resilience, and High Performance: How to thrive under pressure

Take Charge of Your Career: Take the Fear out of Your Career