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Neil Pasricha
New York Times bestselling author inspiring organizations to boost resilience, happiness, and employee engagement in rapidly changing environments.
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New York Times bestselling author inspiring organizations to boost resilience, happiness, and employee engagement in rapidly changing environments.
5.00 of 5
Top rated!Keynote Speaker Neil Pasricha is one of the world’s most trusted voices on happiness, leadership, and human potential. Known globally for his New York Times bestselling books such as The Happiness Equation, Two-Minute Mornings, and The Book of Awesome, Neil’s work blends powerful storytelling with science-backed strategies to help organizations thrive in times of change.
A Harvard MBA and former Director of Leadership Development at Walmart, Neil brings real-world business experience to every stage. His TED Talk, ranked among the “Ten Most Inspiring of All Time,” and his 1000 Awesome Things blog, with over 100 million views, underscore his unique ability to connect deeply with audiences and spark meaningful transformation.
When you book Neil Pasricha for your event, you’re not just securing an engaging speaker, you’re investing in a session packed with actionable tools to build resilience, increase engagement, and improve well-being at every level of your organization. His insights are trusted by Fortune 500 companies, Ivy League institutions, and global leaders alike.
Book Neil Pasricha for your event to inspire your team, energize your leadership, and drive lasting impact through the power of optimism, purpose, and daily habit change. Perfect for conferences, corporate retreats, and leadership summits looking to unlock true potential.
5 of 5
Neil Pasricha was the highlight of the day. From my perspective, the highlight of the year at Microsoft! What a genuine, authentic, inspiring person. He connected with the audience and made our themes come to life in the best possible way. He arrived early and stayed late – talking to everyone and inspiring all of us.
Rekha Rao-Mayya, National Technical DirectorMicrosoft
5 of 5
Neil is a rock star! He visited the Googleplex and everybody loved his models for living happier lives! Google
Rachel O’Meara, Sales ExecutiveGoogle
5 of 5
Neil joined the Audi Executive Team across the United States and his happiness lessons were the highlight of the show, engaging dealer associates, and invigorating the audience. He is always on point, thought-provoking, and receives near-perfect ratings. Listen to him!
Peter Donnellan, DirectorAudi of America
5 of 5
We recently used Neil at an all employee event. Given some recent changes in the company, including a move to a new office, there was some trepidation and apprehension within the organization. Neil’s talk was exactly what we needed. He was very helpful in putting things into the right context, and created an immediate positive buzz. He is insightful, evidenced based and practical when it comes to making changes to increase happiness and ultimately productivity. Now we’re all hooked on his books, and are already planning for a future “Pasricha tune-up".
Brian Hilberdink, Country PresidentNovo Nordisk
5 of 5
Neil is a dynamic speaker that easily connects and engages with his audience. The concept and idea of The Book of Awesome resonates is such a way as to not only cross industries, but cross generations. It is a welcome respite to our daily lives. We would also say that our teams loved everything Neil shared about the “The Happiness Equation” and the simple yet highly actionable steps we can all take daily to “choose happiness” by putting our actions first. Truly took a lot away from this presentation and would highly recommend to others!
Al Reid, Managing DirectorSaatchi & Saatchi
5 of 5
He was a fantastic choice for our conference. He was engaging, energetic, very relevant topic, and most importantly his content resonated really well with our team. They are still singing his praises! The discussion on his content is being talked about all over the business this week, which is a strong indicator of a successful keynote. So yes, he definitely met our expectations.
Christine Infilise, Vice PresidentQuadra
5 of 5
Neil, I want to thank you for your talk yesterday . I know you said you were nervous because it was your first live speech since before the pandemic – well I can tell you did not miss a beat. It was like the virtual world never happened! Your talk was so impactful in many different ways for so many people yesterday. The amount of research you brought and delivered through simple, accessible habits and tools for people was astounding. One way or another, they were all able to relate through their own personal experiences. We need to have you back soon!
SVP MarketingNovo Nordisk
5 of 5
The audience was completely tuned into Neil – his words and presentation. Even at the early hour of 7AM, looking around the room, the audience was locked into his story. I have already heard of so many people putting the 2-minute mornings into practice (including myself!), as well as taking time to get outside mid-day and shut down early at the end of the day. I cannot recommend Neil enough following his presentation: it was everything we hoped it would be and more!
Novo Nordisk
Keynote by Neil Pasricha:
Keynote by Neil Pasricha:
Resilience and Breakthrough Performance In Times Of Change.
After Neil’s wife left him and his best friend took his own life, he crash-landed in an empty downtown bachelor apartment. Just twelve months later, he was working directly for the CEO at Walmart, running the International Academy of Digital Arts and Science’s “Best Blog in the World”, and had just published The Book of Awesome, which stormed the New York Times bestseller list and sold over a million copies. The lesson was clear: resilience and growth can come from challenge and change. An inspiring talk that shares action-based ways to lift performance to new heights.
Keynote by Neil Pasricha:
Does great work lead to happiness? Or... does happiness lead to great work?
Neil Pasricha shares counterintuitive research-based answers in this fun, fast-paced, research-grounded tour of the emerging neuroscience and positive psychology landscape. Neil shows how cultivating a positive mindset results in 31% higher productivity, 37% higher sales, and 300% greater creativity – and then shares how to get there. Based on fresh research Pasricha published in Harvard Business Review, this is a high-energy, takeaway-laden talk that gets audiences buzzing.
Keynote by Neil Pasricha:
Which company is #1 on the Fortune 500 and has been for over a decade? Walmart.
The retail behemoth’s rise to half a trillion dollars in sales with over two million employees has been well-documented. But what hasn’t been documented is how they develop, nurture, and grow leaders up through those ranks. Neil served as Director of Leadership Development at Walmart and worked for the CEO while partnering with Harvard Business School to develop the first global leadership program inside the retail giant. In this talk he shares how leaders can use science-backed practices to help themselves show up to lead teams of two, two thousand, or two million. It starts with yourself. Neil will show you how.
Keynote by Neil Pasricha:
Why do so few people say, “I love my job”?
Gallup reports a whopping 79% of the global workforce is disengaged. But what if there were simple habits that could help turn employees into their most engaged, creative, and productive selves? It’s not crazy talk. It’s actually happening. Using his unique blend of science-backed models and lean-in-and-laugh stories, Neil shares simple happiness habits and, more importantly, teaches audiences how to make them stick. The result is an easy and research-backed way to build small, simple habits to help create workplaces where people show up inspired to do their best work every day.
Keynote by Neil Pasricha:
According to the Edelman Trust Barometer trust in media, business, and government are at an all-time low. We have never believed less, agreed less, or trusted less. Yet, building trust, and developing the community that surrounds it remains imperative for any organization, influencer, startup or brand.
So what are the new ways to build trust and community in an era of mistrust? Highlighting current business examples, learn about what works, what doesn’t, and how to figure out who to really believe and rally behind. With his signature humor, New York Times bestselling author Neil Pasricha, shares three modern ways organizations can build more trust:
Watch speaker Neil Pasricha in action!
Watch speaker Neil Pasricha in action!
Watch speaker Neil Pasricha in action!
Watch speaker Neil Pasricha in action!
Watch speaker Neil Pasricha in action!