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Confronting Change – Creating Competitive Advantage

Pam

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Gain from Pam’s unique techniques, strategies, tactics and tools from her experience in running her own successful businesses  to spearheading a national safety campaign and winning.

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Company Culture Shifter

Leadership Training

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Books

 

Set your Goal and then Achieve it. Register to Download my free PDF ‘Your Big Shiny Goal’ for my step by step formula on how to do just that

 

Change can be challenging... it doesn't have to be. Register to Download my free PDF ‘The Change Reaction’ for 5 practical tips on how to retain control

Embrace Change…Create Opportunity…Achieve Results

Sharing the strategies, tactics and tools learnt from before, during and after the train crash I show my audiences how to approach their own obstacles and challenges in a smarter way.

My story may be unique but the lessons I share are balanced and easily transferable.

As someone who's overcome seemingly impossible odds, there is an element of inspiration that helps my core message of constant improvement resonate with audiences.

I get real joy from seeing the spark of comprehension in my audience's eyes and watching their enthusiasm for applying it to what they do increase exponentially.

 "That’s the way we’ve always done it!"

This is the most dangerous defence you’ll ever hear as an argument against change. Not every flawed process will result in death, but blind allegiance to corporate tradition is definitely a profit killer.

Organisations that want to succeed need to constantly challenge the status quo from within and without. I inspire audiences to question how things are done and then work on improving them.

The results are an engaged team that isn't afraid to take a stand and work out a way to reach their objective.

As featured on BBC1
"Going Back Giving Back"
As featured on CBS
"The Day I Should Have Died"    watch excerpt here 

Speaking up for change

In October 1999, my life as a financial advisor was turned on its head when I was involved, and severely injured, in the Paddington Rail Crash. Two trains collided head on at a combined crash speed of 130mph and a fireball erupted. 31 people were killed, and 227 were taken to hospital – I was amongst them, I wasn’t expected to survive.

Luckily I did pull through, though I had to undergo scores of operations to help rebuild my badly burned body and endured wearing a plastic mask over my face for 23 hours of each day over the next 18 months. During this time I became the public face of this disaster as ‘the lady in the mask’.

Following the crash, I became a leading spokesperson for improving rail safety. My campaign saw me lock horns with rail management executives and government ministers. I was dubbed a trouble maker, but that was a small price to pay if it helped bring about massive changes in rail safety.

Today I speak to companies on the importance of questioning the status quo by empowering employees to advocate for better systems and processes.