Month: February 2022

How is healthcare changing for you and your business in 2022? Between the pandemic and improvements of technology, businesses have seen a growing use of telecare for appointments and an increased focus on the mental health and emotional well-being of employees. In terms of policy, a new administration in the White House is looking to increase health equity for all users. So how will all these technological, social, and government policy changes affect you and your business going forward?

If you’re looking to learn more about changes in healthcare, BigSpeak Speakers Bureau works with the top healthcare speakers and wellness speakers in the industry. These health keynote speakers are experts on public policy, health technology, and employee well-being. Many of these keynote speakers have advised Fortune 500 companies and written bestselling books.

Here are some of the top healthcare trends of 2022 and the keynote speaker who can speak to your business about them.

 

1) Public Health Policy

If you’re looking to learn more about public health policy changes for your business, Dr. Vin Gupta is a top healthcare keynote speaker, physician, and health policy expert. As a Harvard-trained lung specialist, Vin has spent the past 15 years working worldwide to improve public health for organizations, including the US Centers for Disease Control, the World Health Organization, and the Pentagon’s Center for Global Health Engagement. He also has advised many Fortune 500 businesses on their COVID management.

 

2) Health Technology

Are you wondering about how technology will affect healthcare in your business in 2022?

José Morey, M.D. is a technology and health keynote speaker and a consultant for NASA, IBM, and Hyperloop Transportation. José can help you understand how computers and artificial intelligence are changing healthcare for your business and the health industry.

Or consider healthcare speaker Robin Farmanfarmaian. Robin is a healthcare expert and angel investor who drives high-level business development for cutting-edge medical and biotech companies. She knows firsthand how telemedicine and other technology changes are impacting businesses and healthcare professionals.

 

3) Employee Well-Being

The emotional well-being of employees has become central to health trends in 2022. If you’re looking to improve the well-being of your employees, consider these well-being experts.

Dave Mochel is a world-class life coach who has coached new and established leaders as well as championship athletes, health care professionals, educators, and entertainers. Dave works with businesses to show ways to approach life and work that allows you to thrive and connect with others while you work (even more) effectively toward your mission.

If you’re looking to create more healthy habits, consider habits expert James Clear. James is a personal development keynote speaker and a New York Times bestselling author of Atomic Habits. His entertaining talks teach audiences how to instill small habits that lead to continuous self-improvement.

Happiness and success go hand-in-hand as positive psychology expert Shawn Achor well knows. Shawn is a top keynote speaker on happiness and the New York Times bestselling author of The Happiness Advantage. In his talks, he teaches audiences methods to improve their happiness so they can improve their emotional well-being.

 

Do you feel your data is safe from cybercriminals? According to an International Data Corporation (IDC) study, it might not be. About 37% of global organizations were the victim of some form of a ransomware attack in 2021. Even if your business was not a ransom target, you may have suffered a loss of revenue due to a supply-chain ransomware attack that slowed down supplies or deliveries. Or perhaps you suffered a data breach because most of your employees are now working remotely full or part-time. Sadly, when it comes to cybersecurity, it’s not a matter of “if” you will be attacked but “when” you will be attacked.

If you’re looking to secure your company from cyber criminals or prepare for supply chain disruptions, BigSpeak Speakers Bureau works with some of the top cybersecurity keynote speakers and consultants in the industry. These keynote speakers are former FBI, bestselling authors, or hackers turned consultants. They have helped small businesses and Fortune 500 companies safeguard their data.

If you’re looking for someone to give you the latest cybersecurity tips, consult with one of these top cybersecurity experts.

 

Eric O’Neill is a top cybersecurity keynote speaker, former FBI counterterrorism and counterintelligence operative, and the bestselling author of Gray Day. Eric is also the founder of The Georgetown Group, a premier investigative and security services firm. He has become a go-to-consultant for cybersecurity during the pandemic, helping many companies become more secure with the increased threat of hacking due to remote and hybrid work.

 

Keren Elazari is a former hacker turned cybersecurity expert and an internationally celebrated cybersecurity keynote speaker. Her 2014 TED talk, viewed by millions, helped shape the conversation about hackers and their important role in society. Since 2000, Keren has worked with leading Israeli security firms, government organizations, and Fortune 500 companies. Keren teaches companies how to adapt to the new reality of attackers everywhere and how to build a digital immune system to fight them off.

 

Jeremiah Baker is the co-founder of Netragard and a cybersecurity expert. Since founding the company, Jeremiah has been helping to protect and care for his clients through a unique education process where he and his team first hack their clients (with permission of course) then reverse engineer the breach to create a remediation and security hardening plan.

 

John Sileo is a cybersecurity expert who learned the hard way. He lost everything to cybercrime, including his multi-million-dollar software company and two years of his life while facing jail time for cybercrimes he did not commit. John has been featured on 60 Minutes and Anderson Cooper, contributed to The Wall Street Journal and spoken for clients ranging from the Pentagon to Amazon. He works with companies to ensure their digital privacy, teaching lessons from his own tragic experience.

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This article was originally published by BigSpeak on Feb 17, 2022.

The business case for companies with diversity and inclusion in leadership is clear. The more diverse and inclusive your business is in terms of gender, culture, and ethnicity, the more likely you are to lead your peers in profitability.

According to multiple McKinsey studies, executive teams in the top quartile for gender diversity were 25% more likely to have above-average profitability. Moreover, companies in the top quartile for ethnic and cultural diversity in leadership outperformed their peers by 36% in profitability. For example, Beats Electronics, became a market leader in headphones, outperforming its peers in profitability due in part to its diverse leadership.

If you’re looking to gain an edge in your industry, increased diversity and inclusion in your business can improve your innovation, profit, and market share. If you’re interested in leading your industry, BigSpeak speakers bureau can connect you with a top diversity keynote speaker. These top diversity, equity, and inclusion (D, E & I) keynote speakers have advised small and large companies alike to help them grow.

Top Diversity Keynote Speakers

Marcus Collins is a diversity keynote speaker and a Marketing Professor at the Ross School of Business, University of Michigan. Marcus teaches the significance of developing an empathetic muscle to recognize how we are more alike than different can improve your company culture and your bottom line.

Wema Hoover is a top  D, E, & I keynote speaker and consultant who has worked with many Fortune 500 companies, including Google as their Global Head of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Now, Wema consults with businesses, helping them use their internal data to promote diversity and inclusion in leadership, activate employee engagement, build diverse talent pipelines, and to interact with customers and clients in more meaningful ways that strengthen business performance.

Omar Johnson is a top diversity keynote speaker, branding expert, and former CMO at Beats Electronics. Johnson shares how he built diverse leadership teams while working at Beats and teaches how when your business partners with the communities they serve, your business can make more conscious decisions in its marketing and branding efforts.

Risha Grant is an in-demand D, E, & I keynote speaker, consultant, and author of the book That’s B.S. How Bias Synapse Disrupts Inclusive Cultures. Risha works with small and large companies to help uncover unconscious bias and to build more diverse and inclusive company cultures. Risha can show your business how to attract and keep diverse talent, communicate with diverse audiences, and capture new markets.

Jennifer Brown is an award-winning entrepreneur, speaker, diversity consultant, and author. Jennifer’s work in talent management, human capital, and intersectional theory has redefined the boundaries of talent potential and company culture. She is currently writing a book about the power of storytelling for a new era of leadership, and is well-known for her bestselling book Inclusion: Diversity, The New Workplace and The Will To Change, which creates the case for leaders to embrace the opportunity that diversity represents, for their own growth and for the success of their organizations.

Kimberly Bryant is a top diversity keynote speaker, creator of Black Girls Code, and a 2015 Apple Stem Partner. In 2013, Bryant was highlighted by Business Insider as one of “The 25 Most Influential African-Americans in Technology”. In her talks, Bryant shares how she became an “accidental social entrepreneur” and the lessons she learned along the way to shape a new paradigm for women and girls of color in the technology industry.

Glenn Llopis Glenn is a contributing writer to Forbes, Harvard Business Review, Entrepreneur Magazine, and Huffington Post. A top business keynote speaker, he was recognized as a top 20 influential writer at Forbes and a top 100 leadership speaker and business thinker by Inc. Magazine. His writings, speaking engagements, and consulting assignments focus on leading diversity and inclusion as a growth strategy by investing in the Cultural Demographic Shift™.