Has disruption - from COVID-19, employee burnout, global uncertainty, and more - shaken up your world? Are your people looking for leadership in this time of massive change? Do you want to be more confident in chaos and uncertainty?
Gihan Perera is a futurist, conference speaker, online presenter, and author who shows you how to be fit for the future in a fast-changing world.
For more than 25 years, he has worked with organisations and leaders throughout Australia, as well as in New Zealand, South Africa, the United Kingdom, Europe, Asia, and North America - helping them to thrive in a fast-changing world. Since the pandemic, he has helped people lead in uncertainty and act with clarity and confidence.
Through his keynote presentations, masterclasses, and in-depth programs, he shares future trends and thought-provoking insights - delivered with interaction, engagement, and humour - that leave people feeling positive, empowered, and optimistic about their future.
Gihan’s formal background is in science and technology, with a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Western Australia. But he’s always been interested in people and the way they communicate – and how to become fit for the future, so they embrace change, act on opportunities, and live happier lives.
He is the author of Disrupted, Disruption By Design, The Future of Leadership, and ten other books.
This was hands-down the most engaging online presentation I've ever attended. The time flew by, and I was switched-on the entire time (a miracle with so many things competing for my attention).
Weld AustraliaGihan presented in an engaging, stimulating manner, and provided us with valuable insight into the emerging technological landscape whilst encouraging us to value teamwork as we grow our company.
Aqura Technologies
Presenting a 90-minute online presentation about innovation is a serious challenge for anybody, but the result was simply world class. Some of our participants rated it the best online presentation they have ever attended.
Creating Synergy