Nick Saunders

“You can choose your friends…” A powerful six step model that turns relations...

Speaker fees:

In-person: £3k-£5k
Virtual: £1k-£3k

Topics:

Business Management
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Change & Uncertainty
2
Customer Focus & Experience
2
Entertainment
2
Innovation
2
Leadership & Peak Performance
2
Mental Health & Wellbeing
2
Teamwork & Communication

Nick Saunders is a Collaboration and Practical Communications Specialist who helps turn relationships into results and is known as “The Family Man” for his unique comparison methods.

In an era where employee engagement is down to 15% and 4 in 10 of us report some form of interpersonal conflict at work, Nick helps individuals and teams transform the way they operate with others. He specialises in communication, collaboration and conflict resolution, enabling people to work together more effectively. He turns relationships into results.

He is the author of the No.1 bestselling book “You can choose your friends…” and is known as The Family Man – for his unique comparison methods. Put simply, he is a Collaboration and Practical Communications Specialist who helps turn relationships into results. By the end of Nick’s talk, you will leave reflecting on your own communication style, armed with a simple yet highly effective system that will give you:

  • The essential six skills to get on with anyone
  • Tips and techniques on how to use them
  • An increased awareness/understanding of others
  • A framework to improve collaboration
  • Improved relationships with your colleagues and customers.

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We’ve had a fantastic session from Nick this morning, really inspirational, involves everyone and we’d love to have him back speaking at our next conference.”

Oxford University

Nick is the ultimate raconteur! He is skilled at sharing experiences from his work and personal life to engage audiences in a way that truly entertains and adds value and benefit to his audience.”

Senior Vice President, The Economist

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