Motivational and Inspirational Keynote Speaker Health, Wellbeing and Resilience | Environment | Plastics and Corporate Social Responsibility | Women’s Health | Sydney | Melbourne | New Zealand | FijiRob is one of Australia's leading keynote speakers, creating fun, inspirational and educational experiences at a huge variety of conferences and events across Australia, New Zealand and Fiji. He inspires people in the audiences to shift from the pressure of change, overwhelm and stress, to thinking differently, feeling good and having heaps of fun! For event planners and conference organizers, he supports them in getting a higher return on investment for the conference and the experience for their participants. Many of people who attend his events talk about the experience long after he has presented. The topics that Rob speaks about include: 🔹 Health, Wellbeing and resilience 🔹 The Environment 🔹 Plastics and Corporate Social Responsibility 🔹 Women’s Health Some of his clients include:Sydney Swans, ACCC, Questacon, Electrolux, WIN, What some have said: "Excellent holistic approach. Great use of analogies to allow you to understand and remember important messages"Treasury"This is the second time I've heard this presentation from Rob and it was just as interetsing as the first time, and I will take more, and I will take more away with me this time. Rob has a very straight forward, interesting, witty, convincing manner." Environment Australia"I found Rob when searching for something different to offer my sales team at our national conference. He was engaging, funny, personable, serious and made sense to a team of over-achievers who didn’t always look after themselves! The team loved him and his message and I recommend him to anyone who wants to let their staff know that they are valued!”McMillian Publishers Australia

Motivational and Inspirational Keynote Speaker Health, Wellbeing and Resilience | Women’s Health | Sydney | Melbourne | New Zealand | Fiji Medibank research suggests that healthy employees are nearly three times more productive and those in poor health take up to nine times more sick leave. Australian business is losing more than $30 billion annually due to poor employee health directly or in presenteeism. A quality staff health appraisal program is an effective organisational strategy to enhance staff well-being and effectiveness. It’s also genuine contributor to morale and corporate culture. High performing organisations depend on balanced and well people. In the pace of modern life, it’s easy to forget that people’s wellbeing is an essential ingredient for them to perform at their best. Our more than 25,000 appraisals to date have resulted in thousands of staff having more energy, being switched on, less stressed, improved relationships, fitter, leaner, less back pain and more than a few have detected issues with lifesaving results. Some of the organisations who have undertaken the assessments for their teams include add here Here’s what some have said: To find out more go to https://healthappraisals.com.au/

I helped out at a community beach clean-up and walking along the beach I thought “this is great, but what about everyone else? What about all the businesses? Why can’t we all be part of the solution to the plastics crisis.” It’s probably less than 1% of people who have the time and motivation to spend a whole morning cleaning a beach. What about the 99%? Mostly good people. Would they? Would you? Help solve this problem if the action didn’t even change your routine.   As a result, we created: Heroes – they are people who make the simple commitment to pick up a piece of plastic on their way to work, cafe, school or elsewhere.  Even if it is just one piece once a week, by signing up their estimated weekly count of plastics picked up adds to the global count.   Organisations- we designed a business directory that is much more than a ‘nice thing to do’.  The  directory can be found by anyone, so they can prefer the listed businesses who are showing they care about the environment.  Hotels, for example, can list to attract more direct bookings and avoid commissions of the large booking platforms.   And the directory only requires a donation of any value at the discretion of the business – so good value, good for business and good for the environment.    Importantly it’s an entry point for businesses and individuals – rather than just reserved for those with already very strong environmental credentials.  Organisations are welcome even if they do just one thing to reduce waste and they share that on their Page.   Almost every person and organisation on the planet can sign up and very easily be part of the solution to the plastics crisis.   Some of the organisations who have got involved include Illawarra Surf Academy, Bay Physiotherapy and Pilates and Rotary. To donate, get involved or find out more about Plastic Free Oceans Corporate Social Responsibility Program go to: https://plasticfreeoceans.org

It’s Time was founded in early 2007 by Rob Edwards. We deliver renewable power solutions for remote Pacific Island schools with the duel objectives of reducing carbon emissions and enhancing education in the target communities. Contributors are engaged with the outcomes and we hope, through that experience, they are motivated to be more effective stewards of the world we live in. Particularly young people who are tomorrow’s leaders, scientists, teachers, parents … they will soon have the world’s future in their hands. While we run the foundation in a highly professional manner significant amounts of our operating costs are volunteer or donated. This along with the support of our equipment and service sponsors allows us to deliver maximum value from every donated dollar. The price support of our equipment sponsors significantly exceeds our already low administrative costs, therefore effectively negating all our administrative costs. In 2007 we launched the Cool Schools project that provided tools and encouragement to schools in Australia to raise funds with the aim of installing back-to-grid solar systems at their school. This process showed students that collective small efforts can make a difference in the fight against climate change. While many schools embraced this project, it was suspended in light of the incoming government’s Solar Schools initiative that achieved our objectives. Perhaps the Its Time model and the hundreds of student letters to the Australian government had some influence on government policy. While delivering the Cool Schools initiative, we researched the remote island projects that we now invite you get involved in. In 2008 Rabi High School was chosen as the site for a pilot installation for the current focus of the foundation. The Foundation then moved into the fundraising phase that we hope will result in hundreds of systems installed in schools across the Pacific. We look forward to you joining us on that journey.