Gary Bradt

Gary Bradt is the author of The Ring in the Rubble and one of the most respected voices on change management and leadership through uncertainty. He gained national recognition when Dr. Spencer Johnson, the author of Who Moved My Cheese?, personally chose him as the leading speaker on the message of that blockbuster bestseller, which has sold over 20 million copies worldwide.

The Change Expert Chosen by Who Moved My Cheese

Dr. Bradt’s ability to cut through the frustration and resistance that accompany organizational change has made him a trusted advisor to Fortune 500 companies and leadership teams facing disruption. His book The Ring in the Rubble provides a framework for finding opportunity in the midst of upheaval, and his approach is grounded in the belief that every major change contains both loss and hidden possibility.

Finding Opportunity in Every Disruption

Bradt’s presentations help leaders and teams navigate change with confidence by reframing disruption as opportunity. His practical frameworks have helped thousands of organizations move through uncertainty productively. His keynotes deliver proven strategies for leading through change and uncertainty, finding opportunity in disruption and upheaval, building resilient teams that embrace rather than resist change, and the leadership practices that turn organizational transitions into competitive advantages.

Adapt. Ignite. Win! Because Change Happens

More than a catch phrase, Adapt, ignite and win is Gary Bradt’s rallying cry for success in a world that moves fast and doesn’t wait for stragglers. Bradt increases the capacity of people and organizations to rise to the challenge of change by delivering highly customized presentations that address the unique objectives of each event.

A clinical psychologist and C-Suite executive coach, Bradt knows how to engage the heads and the hearts of his audiences for maximum effectiveness using masterful storytelling, humor, simple exercises and solid content. Navigating change successfully means being willing to change yourself first, he explains. He shows how learning to adapt leads to new levels of performance and personal and professional success.

Every audience is different. The challenges they face are different. What event planners appreciate most about Gary is his preparation. By the time he gets in front of an audience, he has a deep understanding of the group and the issues they’re dealing with. He’s spent hours creating a message to meet the objectives of the event. Bradt adapts some of his most popular stories and combines them with compelling insights that inspire people to confidently move into the future with practical and usable tools.

Bringing together a group of people for an event is a great opportunity. Adapt, ignite and win is a message that will make the most of their precious time together and will help galvanize a new spirit of possibility whenever change is involved.