A curated 3+1 shortlist for Change Management speakers.
Here’s an example of how Scurati cuts through the noise and delivers precise speaker matches for real events.
Change Management Keynote Speakers – Curated Insights & Example Shortlist
Organizational transformation is no longer a one-time initiative — it is a constant leadership responsibility. Whether your company is navigating restructuring, new technology, strategy shifts, cultural renewal, or rapid scaling, the biggest challenge is rarely the plan itself.
It’s the people.
Leaders must create alignment, reduce friction, manage resistance, and inspire teams to move forward with clarity and confidence. This is why Change Management keynote speakers remain among the most requested speakers globally: they translate transformation theory into practical leadership tools that work in real organizations.
At Scurati, we curate a 3+1 speaker shortlist based strictly on your event goals, audience composition, expected outcomes, and transformation context. Below you will find a sample shortlist to illustrate how Scurati selects and evaluates speakers — without operating a catalogue or showing a long list of names.
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Example Briefing (for this Sample Shortlist)
We’re organizing an on-site leadership summit and need an English-speaking keynote speaker on Change Management and organisational transformation. Audience: mid- to senior-level leaders. Desired impact: equip leaders with actionable tools to navigate transformation and reduce internal resistance.
Chris Roebuck
High Performance, Leadership & Transformation Expert
Core Message:
Chris distills 25+ years across military, public, and private sectors into a simple three-step system grounded in psychology and neuroscience. He shows how leaders create clarity, trust, and momentum so people choose to support change. Through vivid cases from London Underground, KPMG, and HSBC, he translates strategy into daily behaviors and team rituals. Attendees leave with precise actions to align goals, spark engagement, and reduce friction.
Why Scurati recommends him: Perfect for leaders who need a practical toolkit to navigate transformation and reduce resistance. Chris blends neuroscience with no-nonsense habits that stick. He can segue into team agreements or live polls to surface blockers.
Jennifer Vessels
Transformation Strategist | Founder, Next Step
Core Message:
Jennifer guides organisations like Adobe, Google, IKEA, and Novartis through disruption with her PEACE framework (Purpose, Exploration, Action, Collaboration, Empowerment). She demystifies emerging tech and future-of-work trends so leaders can engage Gen Z, leverage AI, and accelerate innovation. Her sessions include hands-on tools that turn resistance into curiosity and contribution.
Why Scurati recommends her:
Ideal for audiences needing practical change levers they can apply immediately. Jennifer aligns teams around purpose and rapid experiments that lower resistance.
Tom Flatau
Neuroscience Specialist | Leadership & Behaviour Expert
Core Message:
Tom teaches leaders how to rewire mindsets that block change using applied neuroscience. He unpacks fixed vs. growth responses and offers practical habits that increase reward, certainty, and psychological safety. His interactive style embeds concepts through real-world scenarios, providing a shared language for sustainable change.
Why Scurati recommends him:
Strong fit for analytical audiences wanting science-backed techniques to lower resistance and turn skeptics into contributors.
The +1 Wildcard
The Wildcard highlights a speaker who sits slightly outside the obvious choices — someone who brings a fresh angle, unexpected perspective, or different energy to the topic. While the other three recommendations are direct, high-fit matches based on your briefing, the Wildcard is intentionally more exploratory.
It introduces a speaker who can spark new thinking, shift the room’s mindset, or elevate the experience in a surprising way.
Often, this “out-of-the-box” voice becomes the most memorable part of the event.
Keith Barry
Mentalist | Performance Psychology Expert
Core Message:
Keith uses world-class mentalism and performance psychology to reveal how assumptions shape behavior during change. Through interactive demonstrations, he creates rapid mindset shifts that open people up to transformation.
Why Scurati recommends him (Wildcard):
As an opener or energizer, he lowers skepticism, opens minds, and primes the room for your transformation agenda.
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An expert who helps leaders understand human behavior during change and provides practical tools for communication, alignment, and adoption.
Because organizations experience constant transformation, and leaders need proven frameworks to reduce resistance and sustain momentum.
Organizational change, transformation leadership, neuroscience of change, communication, culture, resistance management, team alignment.
Through a tailored 3+1 curation process based on your event goals, audience, sector, and desired impact. No catalogue — only relevant matches.
Yes. Once you choose a speaker, a senior Scurati consultant guides you through the entire process — from checking availability and securing the date to managing contracts, briefing alignment, preparation calls, and on-site logistics.
This end-to-end “white-glove” support ensures a smooth, clear and professional booking experience, so you can focus fully on your event.
Scurati’s AI generates the 3+1 shortlist automatically. The human curation happens before the matching process — during the creation and refinement of our speaker database. Every profile in Scurati has been evaluated, structured, and enriched by a human consultant to ensure accuracy, relevance, and high content quality. This curated foundation allows the AI to deliver precise, high-fit matches without any manual intervention during the request.


