I help people build trust & influence
by saying what they mean.
Make ethical decisions that
impact business and society.
Work with those who experience demanding
responsibility & leadership in complex times.
Suzanne Rosa - Behaviourist
(*formally Suzanne Waldron)
Making tough decisions leads us to true progress. But these days there’s more at stake; we are required to level up and pay more attention to others, to the bigger picture, to our humanity.
Improving our moral awareness, personal relatability and genuine conversation skills are the keys to:
New levels of leadership demanded of us.
New levels of fairness expected of us.
New visions, born from the best intentions, that actually happen.
Be the new level - Be a better leader and a better human for a better life.
Working with Suzanne
Behind Closed Doors
Public Arena
Media & Interviews
Curation & Design
Leaders engage Suzanne to support them progress a new vision, unpack current issues and make complex decisions that have widespread impact.
When people and teams are feeling despondent or stuck, Suzanne’s keynote stories and moderation help people walk a mile in her shoes, to ignite walking a thousand more miles in their own.
Producers, Event Organisers, and In-House HR teams utilise Suzanne’s psychological design framework to ensure their curation and content does what they intend!
Suzanne enjoys sharing perspectives and views, and in her signature way, new questions that illuminate current issues we are all struggling with. Her insight provides progressive ideas and actions.
Facilitator
Astute • Unconventional • Perceptive
Respectful • Forthright • Impactful
Suzanne is an unconventional facilitator. Masterful at deeply engaging groups she elicits unseen territory for important conversations, big problems and new visions.
Getting to the heart of the matter quickly, clients find themselves with progressive insights and clarity, ready to take action.
moderator
Electric • Relevant • Provocative
Exploratory • Inquisitive • Fair
A ‘meaning making’ moderator, Suzanne’s exceptional skillset of weaving together multiple ideas, thoughts and viewpoints in a room sees everyone progress their thinking.
“Your questions are very thought provoking, I’m going to go away and think more about them.”
Amal Clooney - Human Rights Lawyer
Speaker
Captivating • Real • Moving & Witty
Live Collaborating • Energising
With a signature style of no slides, no props, lots of truth and lots of humour, every keynote is designed to keep people engaged through natural interaction, compelling story and personal connection.
Suzanne believes her place as a speaker is to create an environment where the audience can consider, decide, change, intend and dream into new ways of being or thinking.
Meet Suzanne
Suzanne experienced a tough start. Born deaf, living within the foster system, experiencing a nervous breakdown at aged eight, and eventually becoming a homeless teenager.
Because of this, she is obsessed with understanding why humans think, feel and act. Her work is about improving the way we make decisions, treat each other and the world around us.
Be a good human. Become a fairer society. Create more hope, less suffering.
Now, as a behavioural specialist with a diverse background in ethical and moral leadership, Suzanne facilitates conversations that enable a deeper level of understanding and decision-making for business, community and culture.
Her Master’s research specialised in pro-social leadership. Equating to a process about moving significant ideas into action for the good of society.
Her favourite way a client described her is unconventional and outrageously clever!
Suzanne is an active ambassador for R U OK?, Nakuru Hope, she’s a Creative Director for Museum of Freedom and Tolerance, and former curator for TEDx. Her ongoing giving circle for women in the slums of Africa is called 5 Women. A twice published author, Suzanne has also been nominated for Western Australian of the Year for her community work.
Community Project Portfolio
Inner West for Refugees is mobilising the community to shift attitudes and advocate to our elected political leaders about people seeking asylum.
My joy is in facilitating the annual events that bring active conversations, and new ways of supporting people seeking asylum.
Conversations with interesting people
Jonathan Holloway is a GIANT thinker. He's pure crazy energy, and thinks about how art and creativity can take over CITIES. As an international art director he is revealing in this conversation how artists are primed in this global pandemic, to dream and create a new future and show us what life could be like in the new world order. How will our interactions change, how will we manage and negotiate to thrive in a way that provokes and doesn't pretend? This is not the time to be sensored. It's time to use your voice.
This is a super powerful conversation about faith. Ola studies the intersection between equality and justice. He lives in Sydney and is a preacher. This man seriously heals the world. His biggest question for us right now is "Who am I becoming?" It's an invitation to us to explore our own sense of purpose through the bigger net of the world/universe/spirit/god. Whatever you want to call it.
A rare chance to hear from a usually very private person... Mandi Cloete. Hear her incredible source of insight as she talks about meta-physics, bioenergy and how we each can get more comfortable with being uncomfortable amid this significant world change. This woman is who I go to when I'm deep in the dark abyss of my mind. Enjoy this formidable chance to connect to deep wisdom.
Dr Simon Eassom is a former Professor of Philosophy and Anthropology. He will BLOW your mind when he unpacks what it means to be a human, and particularly death of ego, identity and how we come through a pandemic that can create despair and existential angst collectively. Hang on, he will take you places you didn't expect!
PS: it ends with hope...
List of amazing clients
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