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Steve Simpson Travels from Melbourne, VIC

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Steve Simpson

Topics

  • Author
  • Change Management
  • Communication
  • Culture Change
  • Customer Service
  • Leadership
  • Occupational Health And Safety
  • Performance
  • Safety
  • Work Environments


 

For more than 30 years, Steve Simpson has been working with organisations across the world to help them understand and strategically improve their workplace cultures.

Creator of the UGRs – unwritten ground rules – concept, Steve is an international speaker, author and consultant who has worked with the likes of McLaren Automotive and Next in the UK, Kmart Australia and New Zealand, Barclays Bank Africa and Toyota Australia.

Steve is the author of two books including ‘UGRs: Cracking the Corporate Culture Code’. He is the co-author to a further three books, the latest being ‘A Culture Turned’. He has a Masters Degree from the University of Alberta, and was invited to undertake an Australian city lecture tour to co-present with Harvard University Professor Rosabeth Moss Kanter.

Professional Speakers Australia recently recognised Steve’s achievements by awarding him the prestigious Australian Educator of the Year Award.

Keynote Titles

  • Leading Corporate Cultures
  • Leading Customer Experiences
  • Leading Change
  • If You Think Safety is Important, Think About Your UGRs

Testimonials

I've seen a lot of presenters at a lot of conferences - but few with the skills, the humour and the engaging cheek of Steve Simpson.

Phillip Adams, AO Broadcaster, Writer And Film-maker

I have no hesitation in ranking Steve Simpson as one of the best public speakers that I have ever encountered.

City Of Mandurah

I've rarely taken so much away with me as I did from my first sighting of Steve Simpson. Fresh ideas, supported with robust research and delivered in a very natural, involving and energetic style. A real Customer Service Pro!

Chairman, SOCAP In Europe

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