Glenn Marsden
- Men's Health
- Mental Health
- Motivational
- Personal Development
- Resilience
- Wellbeing
Glenn Marsden is a media entrepreneur, four-time best-selling author and international keynote speaker on mental health, identity and the power of imperfection.
He founded the Imperfectly Perfect Campaign, a worldwide movement backed by prominent public figures including Hollywood actors, Olympic athletes and Fortune 500 leaders, generating over 12 million media impressions across television, radio, print and digital platforms. A prominent media figure in Australia, Glenn has shared his work on national television, radio and print, with coverage reaching the United States and beyond. He hosts the Imperfectly Perfect Podcast, runs international events and immersive retreats from Australia to Los Angeles, and advises leaders and organisations on influence and visibility.
His keynote, Imperfection: The Greatest Gift We Try to Hide, has been delivered at corporate conferences, leadership summits and wellbeing events across Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, Dubai, Thailand and Japan. Audiences leave with permission to stop performing “fine” and a reason to check on the people around them.
- Imperfection: The Greatest Gift We Try to Hide (signature keynote)
- Fine Is Not a Feeling (workplace wellbeing)
- Leading Without the Mask (honest leadership)
Glenn doesn’t perform a polished version of his story, he tells the real one. That honesty is what makes him such a compelling and authentic presenter. I wholeheartedly recommend Glenn as a speaker who gets a room to stop pretending and start being real.
Glenn is a masterful storyteller who goes beyond simply delivering a talk, he creates a powerful and unforgettable experience. His authenticity and passion captivate audiences, leaving them inspired and empowered to think differently about imperfection, identity, and self-worth.
Glenn wasn’t just great, he was absolutely phenomenal. His authenticity, passion, and ability to connect with the audience on such a deep level left a lasting impact. His storytelling and personal insights into what it really means to stop performing fine were both inspiring and transformative.
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