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Andrew is a Motivational, CPD accredited and Mental Health/Wellbeing speaker, a TEDx speaker, podcaster and award-winning campaigner, delivering inspirational, content-rich keynote talks in his own down-to-earth and energetic style. For each of his talks, he blends lived-experience for the topic, wider research and practical take-away tools, to inspire lasting change. Serving diverse organisations, including: Lloyds Bank, Amazon, National Highways, HSBC, NFU Mutual Specsavers, Birmingham City University, Gloucestershire County Council, Lidl, University of Liverpool, OFWAT, Crown Prosecution Service etc, Andrew delivers keynote talks on the following topics: - How to prevent burnout - How to develop GRIT amid change and uncertainty - Examining Men's Mental Health: Why are men struggling and what can we do about it? - Community: how to build dynamic communities in the workplace to prevent loneliness - How to overcome Imposter Syndrome - How to prepare and deliver Challenging Conversations effectively - How to make big decisions when the stakes are high and you're out of time - How to master your time, so you get more done, but without getting busier or burnt out Andrew is accredited by and member of the International Coaching Federation (ICF) a member of The Professional Speaker’s Association (PSA) and member of The International Stress Management Association (ISMA) Andrew is a TEDx speaker and his successful talk on domestic abuse as a male victim in a former marriage, has 140K views on YouTube. He's also a podcaster and his podcast, 'Men on Show', celebrates the stories of everyday male heroes, and leading researchers in the men and boys sector. Andrew is an award-winning campaigner, talking about domestic abuse and gender unity, speaking about his personal experiences and the wider challenges society faces in tackling domestic abuse, including; how to support all victims of domestic abuse (male and female), how to equip people to spot the signs of abusive relationships, how to tackle gender bias, as well as unpacking modern buzzwords such as gaslighting, intersectionality, allyship and parental alienation. Andrew is also a Father of 5, including 3 boys under 10, which means he is a highly skilled negotiator, maid, tutor, cook, cleaner, war zone reporter, health and safety officer, triage nurse, chauffeur, bribery guru and professional blackmailer.
I love serving diverse organisations, from Yorkshire Ambulance Service to Specsavers, to Birmingham City University, Sandwell College and Gloucestershire County Council etc. I love being on my feet with groups of people, knowing that the strategies I'm sharing, are being used long after the talk has finished ... and of course, I absolutely love speaking about topics which I'm extremely passionate about!
I love the creative side of being a performer.
This includes developing rich content, ensuring that the strategies I share for dealing with burnout, developing resilience, mastering your time, overcoming imposter syndrome etc, are: a) easy to understand and use, b) powerful in developing people's skillset, c) truly original and avoiding same-old/same-old!
It also includes constant self-development as a speaker, so I continue to master my topics whilst also delivering my work in an engaging, relatable and inspirational manner.
Whilst I'm new to Bark, I've been a professional trainer for 12 years and speaker for 5. The feedback I receive from the organisations I serve (there are named testimonials available on my website and linkedin profile) speaks for itself.
Aside from the comments about my energy and passion, a common theme within the feedback, is that people appreciate the strategies I share and the usefulness of them on a day-to-day basis, strategies which they could not have predicted and which were new to them. I'm passionate about avoiding regurgitating the same old advice people have heard a 100 times before and instead, for all my niche areas, providing genuinely, fresh insight on familiar topics (motivation, time, resilience, burnout etc)
Yes, 70% of my work is online, usually via Teams, Zoom and GotoWebinar. I'm equally comfortable in-person or online.
My entire service is available online (inc 1-2-1 coaching, group coaching and keynote speaking) and I continue to keep up to date with government guidance for managing and preventing COVID.
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