Sarah Cornally is a compelling speaker, with a rich suite of real-life case studies that underpin her unique insights regarding how organisations – from their most senior leaders to the front line – create the environment for everyone to thrive.
Sarah's passion is to enable people to create what really matters to them, and to help organisations and leaders respond to challenge and change insightfully. As a sought-after executive consultant for over 30 years, Sarah focuses on the journey of transformation of leaders and organisations, enabling leaders to create results and engage with others in ways that invite the best people to have to offer.
Described as a ‘frontier rider’, inspiring, challenging and provocative, Sarah is someone who explores beyond the boundaries, searching for emergent ideas that leverage the way we live and work together. As a pragmatist, Sarah is interested in what works, and what doesn’t, in the real world. Bringing this to all her speaking engagements, Sarah’s focus is to give real take-away strategies and ideas with insights to make them work, ensuring her audiences walk away with a new knowledge they can apply.
Sarah was awarded the Nevin Award, the National Speakers Association of Australia’s highest award for outstanding contribution to the speaking industry in 2006.
Sarah’s profound insights, clarity of message and ability to lead a group to think differently is a testimony to her exceptional professionalism and skill.”
CSPI’ve had the privilege of experiencing the powerful impact of Sarah’s work in a number of settings, and each time have been deeply impressed at the insight her approach brings to problems that previously seemed intractable.
Professional Services Organisation
Sarah takes the audience with her - even when talking about “Systems Intelligence” concepts that are reasonably obscure and intangible - and leaves people engaged and wanting more. She is always thought provoking, challenging and honest - you never walk away from an interaction with Sarah without having learned something.
CCA Australia