About this event
Truly, deeply connecting with your audience is one of the most powerful things a professional speaker can do. May is the month of ‘Connection’ at the PSA South East.
Join us for a bonanza event packed with three impactful keynote speakers who will show you how to tap into your authentic self and connect on an emotional level, there will be a mini workshop on effective connection through video and finishing the evening we have a special kind of MAGIC.
Keynote speakers
If you are looking for an impactful and motivational speaker on self-leadership, transformation and change, you just found her! Olga Geidane is a global (she spoke across five continents!), thought-provoking speaker and award-winning mindset coach working globally with high achievers and C-suite executives.
Olga is an international best-selling author. She co-authored a few books with Sharon Lechter, Denis Waitley, Erik Swanson, Steve Sims, Jim Cathcart, Michael E. Gerber, Marie Diamond, and others.
A big part and passion of her life are helping couples transform their relationships through intensive 5-day retreats she delivers in-person and online with her husband, Manel Sanchez.
She was the youngest foreign female to be a Regional President of the Professional Speaking Association in the UK for two years. She is on the board of VSAI: Virtual Speaking Association International.
In her spare time, she travels, takes loads of photos and usually sunbathes whilst brainstorming on her next innovative idea somewhere in the Canaries.
View Olga’s website here: https://www.olgageidane.com/
Connect with Olga on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/olgageidane/
Dan Ford is an actor and acting teacher. He runs StoryScreen which helps experts find, refine and tell their stories, both live and through video. He’s worked with neuroscientists, climate experts, business leaders and Olympic gold medalists to craft concise and engaging talks and films.
He trained at LAMDA and performed in venues ranging from a yurt in Wakehurst to the back of a Volvo in Southampton to the West End, where he would occasionally play lead roles when much more famous people were poorly.
He’s taught at University of York, University of Northampton and St Mary’s University Twickenham, where he was Senior Lecturer in Acting and Programme Director for Acting and Drama degrees.
John performed his first magic show at his own sixth birthday party.
He learned to eat fire whilst studying engineering at St John’s College, Oxford University, learned to escape from a straitjacket while working for a church in London and is a former Chair of The Magic Circle.
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