Keynote Speaker

Frances Gallimore

Unheard Good Listening

Listening seems obvious, but is rarer than ever. An indispensable skill in times of digital distraction and staff turnover.

In her keynote Unheard Good Listening Frances uses humour and recognisable examples to show how listening less can actually make you listen more. Discover how you can immediately create more connection and involvement in the workplace with three simple techniques. So that everyone works together more efficiently and with more pleasure.

Topics:

Topics Frances Gallimore talks about:

Active listening
Collaboration
The power of (hearing) impairment
Attention and appreciation

About Frances Gallimore

Frances has been a professional listener at heart for 20 years. In her role as (copy)writer and actor, she delves into the life of a scientist with as much curiosity as a toilet attendant. Whether you meet her in an open-plan office, at a trade fair or over drinks: after meeting Frances, you really feel seen and heard.

From her unique experience as a hearing-impaired person, she knows better than anyone else how listening with your eyes, full attention and genuine curiosity is the engine for successful collaborations and strong relationships - both business and personal.

Frances is co-founder of the Girls of Compliment, specialists in giving personal attention and sincere compliments at events. She wrote a book about her dating life as a hearing-impaired person: As Long as I'm Single.

Frances Gallimore

Energetic speaker on the power of active listening

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