Dr. Angela Kingdon is a keynote speaker, entrepreneur, psychologist and bestselling author who helps organisations rethink how people communicate, work and perform in a rapidly changing workplace.

Her work sits at the intersection of workplace wellbeing, communication and the future of work. She explores what happens when traditional expectations around productivity, motivation and professionalism collide with the reality of human brains, nervous systems and increasingly diverse workforces. Her approach gives leaders practical ways to create workplaces where people can perform at a high level without sacrificing their health in the process.

Angela brings an unusual combination of business experience, academic research and lived expertise. She built a company to more than $50 million in lifetime sales and Inc. 500 recognition, holds a PhD in Communications and an MSc in Psychology, and is a Wall Street Journal bestselling author. Diagnosed Autistic in adulthood, she also brings first-hand understanding of what it means to succeed inside workplaces that were not necessarily designed for the way your brain works.

Her talks examine the everyday moments that determine whether workplaces function well: how managers give feedback, how teams communicate across different thinking styles, why talented people burn out, what leaders misunderstand about motivation, and how organisations can redesign work around human performance rather than outdated assumptions.

She is particularly interested in the growing role of neurodiversity, generative AI and personalised ways of working in shaping the next generation of workplaces.

Angela’s speaking is practical, research-informed and grounded in the realities of leadership. Audiences leave with language, frameworks and changes they can use immediately to improve communication, wellbeing, retention and performance.