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Pamela Barnum
Body language expert, trust strategist
UK
Speaker Pamela Barnum has a 20-year career in the criminal justice system as she continuously built her rapport around trust and body language in her different careers. Today, Pamela uses her expertise to guide businesses on how using non-verbal...
Dr. Volker Kitz
Lawyer, international bestselling author, expert on the psychology of persuasion
Germany
“He stands out from the crowd and is brutally honest, “wrote the Handelsblatt about speaker Dr. Volker Kitz. His books are read in over 30 countries, and his lectures are in demand internationally. As a doctor of law, Dr. Volker Kitz can look...
Lauren Riley
Solicitor, entrepreneur and creator of The Link App inspiring young people and women to succeed with the right mindset
UK
Beyond being a keynote speaker Lauren Riley is a successful entrepreneur, qualified solicitor and ex-BBC The Apprentice star. Lauren gives insightful and motivational keynotes on start-ups, entrepreneurship & women in business. Hear her exciting...
Gary Noesner
Former Chief Negotiator for the FBI who retired in 2003 following a year-long career as an investigator instructor, and negotiator
USA
As a leading expert in the field, keynote speaker Gary Noesner has appeared before hundreds of law enforcement and corporate groups talking about Hostage Negotiation, Crisis Management, Kidnapping, Terrorism, and Workplace Violence. He has conducted...
Nigel Inkster
Learn revealing information from a security expert with more than 30 years of experience in the British Intelligence Service
UK
Nigel Inkster is a security and terrorism expert. He talks about geopolitical and geoeconomic challenges and struggles from a pragmatic point of view. With over 30 years of experience in the British Intelligence Service, he is an insider on...
Michael Mansfield
Well-known defence lawyer and presenter of a number of TV documentaries and series, including “Presumed Guilty” for BBC1
UK
Keynote speaker Michael Mansfield QC is one of Britain’s most well-known lawyers. He has been involved with some of the most high profile and controversial cases ever seen in the UK. He has also contributed articles to a number of publications and...
Courtney Anderson
Attorney, author, professor and internationally renowned business strategist on topics such as leadership and empowerment
USA
Our keynote speaker Courtney Anderson is an attorney, author, internationally renowned business strategist, television legal analyst and professor. Her diverse talents and vast experience combined with her humor and story-telling abilities help...
Anders Sorman-Nilsson
Founder and creative director of Thinque, futurist and innovation strategist advising businesses all over the world
Australia
Keynote speaker Anders Sorman-Nilsson is the Swedish-Australian founder and creative director of Thinque - a Sydney and Stockholm based research company. His unique global perspectives have helped leaders at companies across the globe make sense of...
About Law
- The concept of law covers the area that has to do with justice and rights. It draws on the written laws, and it is through this device that society tries to protect individual rights. The system of rules in a particular country or community is enforced to help regulate the actions of its members and penalties can be given to those who do not obey the rules.
- Law is a fundamental part of society, and both individual cases and principles are often up for discussion and study, so keynotes can typically be angled to each purpose. Law can raise important and complex issues concerning equality, fairness and justice.
- Keynotes on law can address various aspects of law school, but it can also be historical lectures on specific lawsuits or events in history associated with the system of laws. It can be personal stories from a lawyer’s experience in the courtroom, and the many interesting cases he/she has been involved in. Keynotes on law are both suitable for people who want to hear exciting stories, but also for those who want a more thorough knowledge of for example the Constitution.