Nathan Sherratt

Change is never easy, especially when it’s triggered by a life-altering diagnosis. In this keynote Nathan explores the emotional landscape of uncertainty that follows discovering you’re neurodivergent later in life.

Drawing from his own personal experience and broader research, he delves into the fear, relief, and confusion that often accompany a diagnosis. But within that uncertainty lies potential, for self-understanding and authentic growth. This keynote offers an honest and often inspiring look at what it means to reframe your identity, adapt to a new lens of self-awareness, and navigate a world not always built with neurodivergent people in mind. Whether you’re neurodivergent, newly diagnosed, or supporting someone who is, in this session Nathan invites you to see change not as an end, but as the beginning of a deeper, more empowered journey.

Inclusion and diversity are more than tickboxes, they’re essential to innovation, empathy, and sustainable progress. In this keynote, Nathan takes you beyond surface-level conversations to examine what true inclusion looks like in practice.

Drawing on lived experiences, current research, and practical examples, Nathan unpacks how organisations and communities can shift from performative gestures to meaningful change. From understanding intersectionality to challenging unconscious bias, this keynote provides tools for cultivating environments where everyone feels seen, valued, and empowered to contribute. Whether you’re a leader, educator, colleague, or advocate, this session will inspire action, inform conversation, and reaffirm why inclusion and diversity must be woven into the fabric of everything we do, not as a trend, but as a commitment to equity, fairness and belonging.

In a world that often rewards constant productivity and resilience, conversations about mental health and wellbeing are more critical than ever. In this keynote Nathan challenges the stigma still surrounding mental health and explores how we can create spaces, at work, in our communities, and within ourselves, where vulnerability is seen as strength, and self-care is a necessity, not a luxury.

Sharing personal insight and practical strategies, Nathan unpacks the impact of stress, burnout, and invisible struggles, and highlights the importance of building a culture of compassion, connection, and psychological safety. Whether you’re navigating your own mental health journey or supporting others on theirs, this keynote offers honest reflection and hopeful direction for creating healthier, more human-centred environments.

What drives us to perform at our best, and what holds us back? In this keynote, Nathan explores the evolving nature of motivation and how it intersects with performance in today’s fast-paced, constantly shifting world.

Blending psychology, real-world stories, and actionable insights from his own experience as a semi-professional football referee, Nathan reveals why traditional models of motivation often fall short, and what it takes to inspire lasting, meaningful engagement. Whether you’re a leader aiming to energise your team or an individual seeking to reignite your own drive, this session will challenge outdated narratives around success and help you harness powerful performance tools. Get ready to rethink what it means to stay motivated, and discover how to build momentum that lasts.