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The workplaces most prepared for the future will not be the most optimized. They will be the most adaptive.
Gill helps I help leaders build more adaptable, innovative, and high-performing teams by expanding how they think about people, performance, and potential.



Gill delivering a keynote for Bombardier
Signature Keynote
What We Know for Sure:
Expanding How We Think About People, Performance, and Potential
The future belongs to leaders who can adapt their thinking.
As workplaces become more complex, technology continues to evolve, and traditional leadership approaches are tested in new ways, the organizations that thrive will be led by people who are willing to challenge their assumptions, stay curious, and continuously learn.
In this engaging and thought-provoking keynote, leadership coach and neurodiversity expert Gillian Forth explores how the way we think about people, performance, and potential shapes every aspect of organizational success. Drawing on insights from coaching, psychology, neurodiversity, and leadership development, she introduces three powerful practices that help leaders build more adaptable, innovative, and high-performing teams:
Through practical examples, compelling stories, and actionable insights, Gillian challenges audiences to rethink what they know for sure and discover how expanding their perspective can unlock stronger leadership, greater innovation, and better results.
Audience Takeaways
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Learn how a Beginner's Mind helps leaders stay agile, innovative, and responsive to change.
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Discover how Growth Mindset expands individual and team potential.
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Understand the role curiosity plays in building trust, engagement, and high performance.
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Develop practical tools for creating more coachable, adaptable teams.
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Leave with a framework for leading through uncertainty while fostering innovation and sustainable performance.
Ideal For
Executives, people leaders, HR professionals, talent teams, and organizations committed to building adaptable, innovative, and high-performing workplaces.

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Thinking Ahead...
It's time to start planning your organization's educational and awareness raising events!
2026
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Neurodiversity Celebration Week - March 16 - 22
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Autism Acceptance Month - April
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World Autism Awareness Day - April 2
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Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) - 15 May
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Neurodiversity Pride Day - June 16
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World ADHD Awareness Day - July 13
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ADHD Awareness Month - October
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National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) - October
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Mark it Read for Dyslexia Awareness Month - October
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Indigenous Disability Awareness Month - November
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International Day of Persons With Disabilities – December 3