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Matt's keynote session was everything we wanted out of the event and more! Since the very beginning, Matt has been extremely communicative and prompt to answer any questions we had. He arrived on time to all of our meetings and resolved any last minute tech issues with grace and ease. His keynote speech was inspirational and vulnerable at the same time, opening the floor for a very honest and open discussion within our company about important topics that met our expectations as an Employee Resource Group. Thank you, Matt, for leading such a wonderful and informative event!
Gabi FerrarisClimeCo
5 of 5
“I have no hesitation in recommending Matt to speak at any event across any industry vertical. I think his stories around transformation and change, and the bravery and courage in personal journey, is something that is applicable to any type of person in any type of industry”
Jonathan MacDonaldSunday Times Best Seller and International Speaker
5 of 5
Matt is obviously very passionate about helping others and telling his story, so others are confident in taking the first step to changing their lives. Matt was able to share useful resources to the group and was keen to speak to members of the audience on a personal level after the talk. A thought provoking talk.
Anne CooperLloyds of London
5 of 5
Matt had the audience captivated with his own incredible and courageous personal story. I have to say it was one of the best sessions I have ever seen delivered at a Pharmacy Conference and I have been to many in my 24 years as a pharmacist professional.
Rachel MackayAssociate Director of Medicines Management
KEYNOTE BY SPEAKER MATT ELLISON:
Matt’s lived experience as a trans man brings (a) unique perspective to the conversation around mental health. Having faced profound mental health challenges himself, stemming from both society’s behaviour towards trans people, and as a result of this, his own internalised stigmas, there is much to be learnt by all walks of life from Matt’s courageous journey of transition to improved mental health.
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Matt brings experience of having worked/delivered content within a high security psychiatric setting.
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Matt uses his lived experience to demonstrate how diversity and inclusion can drive your company’s success. From recruiting more highly skilled staff, creating a welcoming environment, increasing productivity, and boosting staff retention, Matt highlights the tangible benefits of an inclusive workplace.
He offers practical advice on becoming more inclusive, initiating difficult conversations, developing best practices, and establishing effective company policies and procedures.
Using a powerful metaphor alongside real-life examples that resonate with the audience, Matt illustrates how and why the smallest actions can have the most significant impact.
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The UK’s Gender Recognition Act: a British perspective on the right to be respected and to be accepted whatever one’s gender identity, sexuality, race etc.
Watch speaker Matt Ellison in action
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