“Personally we felt it was a very beneficial session, focusing on self awareness and starting small so we can be an asset rather than a liability to the others around us. It’s basic, but so overlooked because we are so busy. We don’t take the time to pause, to look at what’s happening outside, and internally, how do we become a better person and a happier person.”
-Wu Sufan, Shell Singapore

“The best thing I learned from Kerrie was about being conscious of the world inside and outside ourselves. The participants all appreciated the focus on self awareness and self regulation. Kerrie shared so much value-adding and we hope to invite her to Shell again in the near future.”
-Zhixin Lim, Shell Singapore

“If you want to transform your organisation by introducing authentic and impactful communications, invite Kerrie to your meetings, team retreat and events. Imagine a true collaboration by removing prejudice and judgment from all circumstances. Kerrie makes it easy for us all to get it!”
-Masami Sato, Founder of B1G1 (BUY1GIVE1) Global Business Giving Initiative

“Kerrie’s presentation at Thompson Reuters was “Connecting with Confidence”, something that Kerrie is not only passionate about but also an expert in! The stories and tips she shared really resonated with the attendees. Kerrie is inspiring, charismatic and very culturally aware due to her speaking engagements across the region!”
-Jutta Werner, Head of Strategic Partners, Asia, Thomson Reuters

“Kerrie is an awesome speaker who brings delight and focus to any organisation. I absolutely loved her book, so when she came all the way over to Perth to speak in front of multiple corporate crowds for me, I was both awed and inspired. Kerrie spoke to an audience at Microsoft, at BHP and a formal Dinner Event for the Australian Computer Society – each time the strength of her message, her life and vibrancy and the practical tips were eaten up by the crowd. Kerrie is amazing!”
-Michelle Sandford, Microsoft and Australian Computer Society

“Really enjoyed Kerrie’s talk (at Australian Computer Society), got me thinking about when we at Bankwest look to recruit, the type of individual skills we look to recruit into technology into the future, it’s far more about behavioural and social skills than it is about technical skills, so many of the messages Kerrie shares and in her book, will be really really important for people in any careers, tecnhnology or frankly, any industry – really work on those behavioural skills and get better at talking to strangers.”
-Andy Weir, Chief Information Officer, Bankwest

When you get Kerrie in the room, the energy is just amazing! There are people in the crowd that usually woudn’t open up – that just open up – and I think not everyone has the ability to do that – so I’d recommend you get Kerrie in the room and see that dynamic – it’s quite amazing to watch.”
-Lis, BHP Billiton, Western Australia