Evan Sutter
- Author
- Health
- Inspirational
- Men's Health
- Mental Health
- Motivational
- Wellbeing
- Work Environments
Evan Sutter has forged a reputation as an engaging and thought-provoking speaker in fields related to individual and business happiness, meaning, fulfilment, mindfulness, passion, compassion and positivity. Evan shares his unique story in a way that connects with his audience and fosters change in a creative and absorbing manner. Evan addresses global audiences of all backgrounds at conferences, corporate offices, schools, panels and events.
His unique speaking style and engaging story has seen him entertain and educate audiences of up to 6000 people on stages in Amsterdam, Copenhagen, San Francisco, Chicago and Sydney. He has delivered keynotes alongside Steve Wozniak (Apple Co-Founder), Bruce Dickinson (Iron Maiden Lead Singer) and Matthieu Ricard (Monk and 'Happiest Man Alive'). Evan has been a guest on a range of programs including James Carleton's What’s The Secret To Happiness on ABC. He has led events with Calibrate Ventures at their annual founders retreat in San Diego, alongside New York Times Best Selling author and Airbnb adviser Chip Conley.
Evan was a speaker at Workplace Wellness (the largest workplace wellness festival in Australia) and Happiness and Its Causes (the largest happiness and well-being festival in the world), in 2020.
- Awake: The Art of Living Fully Alive
- Is Business The Key To Making The World A Happier Place?
Evan Sutter is such a dynamic and engaging speaker that we felt very lucky to have him on stage for GOTO Amsterdam and Copenhagen in 2019. His keynote presentation “Is Business The Key To Making The World A Happier Place?” was very entertaining and reminded us all about the importance of making sustainable and ethical choices to make employees and consumers happier and the world a better place. Evan, co-founder and CEO of Hapzly, made everyone in the audience, CXOs, managers, owners, developers etc. think about what we are currently leaving to “our little ones” and what conscious choices we can make that have a positive impact for the future of our world. Thanks Evan, I think we all left the room with fresh ideas and hope.