Tania de Jong AM
One of the most successful female entrepreneurs specializing in creativity, innovation and managing change
Why you should book Tania de Jong for your next event
- As one of the leading speakers in Australia, Tania not only has the knowledge and experience, she has incredible presentation skills. With her dynamic and engaging presence on stage, she ensures a memorable experience every time.
- Tania speaks on a variety of topics and is also available for workshops or as a moderator for your event.
- She always tailors her keynotes and presentations to fit her clients’ needs and the type of audience or event. This guarantees valuable, actionable and relevant takeaways for everyone.
Non-binding request for Tania de Jong AM
Change the world, one voice at a time!
Tania is a leading global speaker who expands mindsets with inspirational keynotes on leadership, entrepreneurship, purpose, creativity, innovation, inclusion, mental health, generosity, and philanthropy. She helps prepare people, organizations, and communities for a rapidly changing world and develops Human Intelligence 2.0 skills to thrive in the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Keynote speaker Tania de Jong has a passion for innovation and creativity, and she helps organizations build an entrepreneurial and creative spirit and unite teams. Innovation runs in her blood; her grandmother invented the foldable umbrella! Tania has built six businesses and three charities so far. Tania has a mesmerizing stage presence and often uses her magical voice and the power of group singing to bring people together and encourage creative thinking.
Tania has presented at many international events and organizations and her clients include Ernst & Young, BCG, and McKinsey & Company. Tania is an expert at creating the WOW factor and a “can-do” attitude. As a speaker Tania de Jong is dynamic and insightful. Her inspiring and motivating stories light a spark and urge to grow and adapt to change. She is able to raise the consciousness of very diverse audiences. Tania’s TEDx Talk “How Singing Together Changes The Brain” has sparked international interest. Her mission is to change the world, one voice at a time!
Through Tania’s unique and inspirational keynotes combined with the power of singing, she unleashes creative energy and connection between members of the audience. Tania has a diverse professional background encompassing the business, government, community, and creative sectors which allows her to relate to many different organizational challenges. Tania was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia in 2008 and was recently named one of the 100 Women of Influence and the 100 Australian Most Influential Entrepreneurs. With her expertise, unique approach and engaging charisma, Tania de Jong is a must-see speaker.
One of the most successful female entrepreneurs specializing in creativity, innovation, mental health and managing change.
Tania recently presented at the 2019 European Business Forum and received incredible feedback from Thinkers 50:
“Tania brings her own special magic to an event. She combines valuable insights with a fantastic singing voice – a truly unique experience. She electrified the 2018 European Business Forum.”
Tania has presented at many international events and organizations and her clients include Ernst & Young, BCG, and McKinsey & Company. Tania is an expert at creating the WOW factor and a “can-do” attitude. As a speaker Tania de Jong is dynamic and insightful. Her inspiring and motivating stories light a spark and urge to grow and adapt to change. She is able to raise the consciousness of very diverse audiences. Tania’s TEDx Talk “How Singing Together Changes The Brain” has sparked international interest. Her mission is to change the world, one voice at a time!
Through Tania’s unique and inspirational keynotes combined with the power of singing, she unleashes creative energy and connection between members of the audience. Tania has a diverse professional background encompassing the business, government, community, and creative sectors which allows her to relate to many different organizational challenges. Tania was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia in 2008 and was recently named one of the 100 Women of Influence and the 100 Australian Most Influential Entrepreneurs. With her expertise, unique approach and engaging charisma, Tania de Jong is a must-see speaker.
One of the most successful female entrepreneurs specializing in creativity, innovation, mental health and managing change.
Tania recently presented at the 2019 European Business Forum and received incredible feedback from Thinkers 50:
“Tania brings her own special magic to an event. She combines valuable insights with a fantastic singing voice – a truly unique experience. She electrified the 2018 European Business Forum.”
Keynotes
Keynote by Tania de Jong:
Human Intelligence 2.0
How to manage change in an era of disruption and build a collective future?
It is no ordinary time in the history of civilisation. The world is moving faster than we can think; so
we have to change our thinking!
The transformation upon us means at least three things…
Fear, Change and Opportunity.
We face a host of
wicked problems, risks and systemic challenges
beyond the reach of existing institutions and traditional authority structures. Problems like climate change, increasing mental and chronic illness, scarcity of resources, automation of jobs and Artificial Intelligence, unethical governance and growing inequality require unprecedented collaboration among different organisations, sectors, communities and nations. More than ever before, we need to foster
collective leadership, lateral thinking and inspiring initiatives to manage the massive transition ahead.
What if you could
fast-track your thinking about change and the future?
As the pace of change accelerates, we are increasingly asking individuals and organisations to become more agile. How can organisations develop
creative, inclusive, resilient and innovative cultures and develop the agility, empathy, generosity and Human Intelligence 2.0 skills
required to manage and prepare for a rapidly changing world and the Fourth Industrial Revolution?
Key Learnings
Fast-track your thinking about change and the future
Human Intelligence 2.0 tools to develop agile growth, mindsets and skills, innovation, resilience, performance and leadership
How to develop more right-brained, creative and collaborative thinking to solve wicked collective problems
Insights into harnessing generosity, diversity and inclusion to build communities that care
Case studies to inspire action
It is no ordinary time in the history of civilisation. The world is moving faster than we can think; so
we have to change our thinking!
The transformation upon us means at least three things…
Fear, Change and Opportunity.
We face a host of
wicked problems, risks and systemic challenges
beyond the reach of existing institutions and traditional authority structures. Problems like climate change, increasing mental and chronic illness, scarcity of resources, automation of jobs and Artificial Intelligence, unethical governance and growing inequality require unprecedented collaboration among different organisations, sectors, communities and nations. More than ever before, we need to foster
collective leadership, lateral thinking and inspiring initiatives to manage the massive transition ahead.
What if you could
fast-track your thinking about change and the future?
As the pace of change accelerates, we are increasingly asking individuals and organisations to become more agile. How can organisations develop
creative, inclusive, resilient and innovative cultures and develop the agility, empathy, generosity and Human Intelligence 2.0 skills
required to manage and prepare for a rapidly changing world and the Fourth Industrial Revolution?
Key Learnings
Fast-track your thinking about change and the future
Human Intelligence 2.0 tools to develop agile growth, mindsets and skills, innovation, resilience, performance and leadership
How to develop more right-brained, creative and collaborative thinking to solve wicked collective problems
Insights into harnessing generosity, diversity and inclusion to build communities that care
Case studies to inspire action
Keynote by Tania de Jong:
Being Human in an Age of Machines – the mental health challenge
“Things are getting better and better and worse and worse, faster and faster, simultaneously.”
What does it mean to be human in an age of increasing technological acceleration and growing disconnection?
We face a host of wicked problems, risks and systemic challenges beyond the reach of existing institutions and traditional authority structures. Problems like climate change, increasing mental and chronic illness, scarcity of resources, automation of jobs and Artificial Intelligence, unethical governance and growing inequality require unprecedented collaboration among different organisations, sectors, communities and nations. More than ever before, we need to foster collective leadership, lateral thinking, inspiring initiatives and true innovation to manage the massive transition ahead.
Yet we talk more to boxes and screens than one another. Rates of loneliness, social isolation and mental illness are increasing and we are numbing our fear and anxiety through a range of substances. One in five Australians now have a chronic mental illness. One in eight of us, and one in four older people, are on anti-depressants (up 95% in 15 years) and suicide rates are increasing. Climate change adds to technology change and Is causing significant additional anxiety, particularly amongst younger people.
If our emotional state as human beings doesn’t change to match the accelerating pace of change we are seeing, is the cost of this going to be ever increasing rates of mental illness?
We have to find new ways of adapting our minds, our emotions and our world view to the accelerating pace of change. The very nature of our consciousness will need to change for mankind to survive and thrive.
Key Learnings
The current mental health statistics and solutions available
How to raise our consciousness and build a collective future
How neuroscience can help us change our brains and reconnect to self and others
Ways to empower people to find their purpose so that they can unleash their true creative potential
How to include diverse voices and help people to feel a sense of belonging
Why psychedelic-assisted therapies could be a potential game-changer
What does it mean to be human in an age of increasing technological acceleration and growing disconnection?
We face a host of wicked problems, risks and systemic challenges beyond the reach of existing institutions and traditional authority structures. Problems like climate change, increasing mental and chronic illness, scarcity of resources, automation of jobs and Artificial Intelligence, unethical governance and growing inequality require unprecedented collaboration among different organisations, sectors, communities and nations. More than ever before, we need to foster collective leadership, lateral thinking, inspiring initiatives and true innovation to manage the massive transition ahead.
Yet we talk more to boxes and screens than one another. Rates of loneliness, social isolation and mental illness are increasing and we are numbing our fear and anxiety through a range of substances. One in five Australians now have a chronic mental illness. One in eight of us, and one in four older people, are on anti-depressants (up 95% in 15 years) and suicide rates are increasing. Climate change adds to technology change and Is causing significant additional anxiety, particularly amongst younger people.
If our emotional state as human beings doesn’t change to match the accelerating pace of change we are seeing, is the cost of this going to be ever increasing rates of mental illness?
We have to find new ways of adapting our minds, our emotions and our world view to the accelerating pace of change. The very nature of our consciousness will need to change for mankind to survive and thrive.
Key Learnings
The current mental health statistics and solutions available
How to raise our consciousness and build a collective future
How neuroscience can help us change our brains and reconnect to self and others
Ways to empower people to find their purpose so that they can unleash their true creative potential
How to include diverse voices and help people to feel a sense of belonging
Why psychedelic-assisted therapies could be a potential game-changer
Keynote by Tania de Jong:
Voices of Innovation
The Power of Positive Human Collisions
Every voice matters. We are all creative.
What if your organisation could awaken the potential of your people, through the development of a creative and collaborative voice? Your people are an amazing resource of untapped potential, who together have everything that is required to enhance innovation and creativity and solve challenging problems through the power of positive human collisions.
In this presentation, Tania delivers learning methodologies to empower your organisation with the skills to build an inclusive culture where innovation can flourish, and opportunity is found in diversity. Tania also provides tools to assist teams in developing resilience and learning from failure.
Audiences will walk away from this presentation inspired to implement positive human collisions in the workplace and their communities, and the ability to create a pipeline for innovation. They will also gain insights into how creativity boosts performance, inspires leadership and ignites transformation.
Key Learnings
How to build a collaborative, purpose-driven and innovative culture
Insights into harnessing diversity and creating opportunity
Enhanced creative thinking and how to develop agile growth mindsets
Tools to develop your resilience, performance and leadership
Integrating feminine power with masculine wisdom
Every voice matters. We are all creative.
What if your organisation could awaken the potential of your people, through the development of a creative and collaborative voice? Your people are an amazing resource of untapped potential, who together have everything that is required to enhance innovation and creativity and solve challenging problems through the power of positive human collisions.
In this presentation, Tania delivers learning methodologies to empower your organisation with the skills to build an inclusive culture where innovation can flourish, and opportunity is found in diversity. Tania also provides tools to assist teams in developing resilience and learning from failure.
Audiences will walk away from this presentation inspired to implement positive human collisions in the workplace and their communities, and the ability to create a pipeline for innovation. They will also gain insights into how creativity boosts performance, inspires leadership and ignites transformation.
Key Learnings
How to build a collaborative, purpose-driven and innovative culture
Insights into harnessing diversity and creating opportunity
Enhanced creative thinking and how to develop agile growth mindsets
Tools to develop your resilience, performance and leadership
Integrating feminine power with masculine wisdom
Keynote by Tania de Jong:
Psychedelic-assisted therapy for mental health: It’s coming and you should know about it!
We talk more to boxes and screens than one another. Rates of loneliness, social isolation and mental illness are increasing and we are numbing our fear and anxiety through a range of substances. One in five Australians now have a chronic mental illness. One in eight of us, and one in four older people, are on anti-depressants (up 95% in 15 years) and suicide rates are already high. Climate change adds to technology change and Is causing significant additional anxiety, particularly amongst younger people. We have a mental health pandemic which is far more serious and long-lasting than the current virus pandemic.
If our emotional state as human beings doesn’t change to match the accelerating pace of change we are seeing, is the cost of this going to be ever increasing rates of mental illness? We have to find new ways of adapting our minds, our emotions and our world view to the accelerating pace of change. The very nature of our consciousness will need to change for mankind to survive and thrive.
In the quest for new treatment options for mental illness and psychiatric disorders, attention is being paid to the potential role of psychedelic drugs as adjuncts to psychotherapy for a wide array of maladies of the mind, including depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder and some addictions. Trials are also underway for dementia, OCD and eating disorders.
Key Learnings
The current mental health statistics and solutions available
How to raise our consciousness and build a collective future
Why psychedelic-assisted therapies could be a potential game-changer
Identify the psychedelic substances and how and why they work in the brain
Illustrate the overview of evidence
Ascertain the potential applications in depression, anxiety, trauma and addiction
Future directions in Australia
If our emotional state as human beings doesn’t change to match the accelerating pace of change we are seeing, is the cost of this going to be ever increasing rates of mental illness? We have to find new ways of adapting our minds, our emotions and our world view to the accelerating pace of change. The very nature of our consciousness will need to change for mankind to survive and thrive.
In the quest for new treatment options for mental illness and psychiatric disorders, attention is being paid to the potential role of psychedelic drugs as adjuncts to psychotherapy for a wide array of maladies of the mind, including depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder and some addictions. Trials are also underway for dementia, OCD and eating disorders.
Key Learnings
The current mental health statistics and solutions available
How to raise our consciousness and build a collective future
Why psychedelic-assisted therapies could be a potential game-changer
Identify the psychedelic substances and how and why they work in the brain
Illustrate the overview of evidence
Ascertain the potential applications in depression, anxiety, trauma and addiction
Future directions in Australia
Tania de Jong AM highlights video – International Inspirational Keynote Speaker
Watch Tania De Jong in action
How singing together changes the brain by speaker Tania de Jong AM at TEDxMelbourne
Watch Tania De Jong in action
