Donna McGeorge

Topics

• Facilitator
• Female Speaker
• Motivational
• Resilience
• Training
• Work Environments

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Donna McGeorge specialises in creating space for thinking, planning, and growing. She understands the power of choice and believes the best way to combat the myth of “wasted time” is living deliberately.

With an unwavering passion for engaging audiences of all sizes, she thrives on the energy of a room (virtual or otherwise), ensuring no one nods off while she is at the helm. Renowned for her captivating presence and ability to deliver practical strategies with flair, she is sought after globally as an authority on productivity and creating space for growth.

From corporate gatherings to intimate small-business forums, and from educational institutions to governmental bodies, she brings her expertise to diverse audiences, leaving a lasting impact. You might catch glimpses of her on television, sharing insights on productivity and time management, or find her articles gracing the pages of esteemed publications like Harvard Business Review, Forbes Magazine, and Fast Company.

As a prolific author, she has penned 15 books, with the last five reaching bestseller status— a testament to the relevance and resonance of her work. Having addressed countless live and virtual audiences across continents—from Australia and Asia to America and Europe— she continues to inspire individuals and organisations.

Donna believes it’s about time we got off the vicious cycle of being out of control, overwhelmed and at risk of failing at the important things.

She is passionate about enhancing the large amount of time we spend in our workplace (too much, for many) to ensure it is effective and productive, as well as enjoyable.

She lives in Southeast Queensland, a region known for its world-class beaches, but her most creative moments come while sipping tea on her back verandah.

Donna believes that workplaces are complex, but not hard. More often than not it’s getting the simple things right, consistently, that has the greatest impact.

She also knows that when we decide to be intentional, we can surprise ourselves with what we can achieve.