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Rachel is the author of two critically acclaimed books, What’s Mine is Yours and Who Can You Trust?, that have been translated into 14 languages.\u00a0Her writings on trust have been widely published in the Guardian, Financial Times, The New York Times, Harvard Business Review, and Wired.<\/p>\n

\u201cShe kept our 2000 delegates on the edge of their seats for over an hour, not only with the quality of her content but also with her humour and engaging style.\u201d\u00a0<\/em>\u00a0-CIPD<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Through her popular newsletter, Rethink with Rachel, she engages with a community of over 65,000 subscribers every week. Rachel is known for her clear insights and warm storytelling and is often voted as the audience’s favourite speaker at events. Speaking and advisory clients include Adobe, Google, Xero, PwC, Goldman Sachs, Salesforce, Chicago Fed Reserve, Barclays and the Bank of England. She teaches entrepreneurs and leaders at Oxford University, Sa\u00efd Business School and created the first courses on trust in the digital world.<\/p>\n

\u201cRachel’s talk both provoked and inspired, setting off an active conversation that continues to this day and worldwide within the company.\u201d\u00a0<\/em>\u2013Microsoft<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Rachel’s most sought-after keynote topics include:<\/h3>\n

Rethinking Trust At Work<\/strong><\/p>\n

Trust is both the foundation and the result of a strong culture, and it’s fundamental to creating a better world of work. Yet, with the dynamics of teams in a state of flux, it has never been more challenging to keep people connected, engaged and aligned with company values \u2013 and with each other.<\/p>\n

In this dynamic keynote, leading expert Rachel Botsman will challenge your assumptions and reframe how trust really works. You’ll walk away with clear frameworks and actionable ideas on how to put trust at the heart of your leadership and culture.<\/p>\n

Leading With Trust Through Uncertainty<\/strong><\/p>\n

How do we lead with trust amid all this uncertainty and flux? In this keynote, leading expert Rachel Botsman reveals how leaders can develop a ‘confident relationship with the unknown’: the essence of trust. She explains why we need to rethink our assumptions about what makes a trustworthy leader, including why being comfortable with doubt and humility are critical skills for the 21st century.<\/p>\n

Designing and Innovating With Trust<\/strong><\/p>\n

Why do some innovations fail and others succeed? Trust is the key differentiator. You can only get people \u2013 employees or customers \u2013 to use a new product or service if they’re willing to take a ‘trust leap’ \u2013 to take a risk to do something new or different. Based on a decade of research and teaching with Fortune 500 companies and start-ups \u2013 Rachel Botsman will map out the principles of how you get teams to design for trust in ways that help new ideas succeed and be trustworthy.\u00a0 She also shares how designers, entrepreneurs and leaders can improve practices to consider the unintended consequences of new technologies.<\/p>\n

Rachel has lived and worked on four continents, giving her a global perspective on the most critical issues of our time. She now lives in Oxford with her husband, two children and dog.<\/p>\n