Keynote
Take the E'zy path
to change.
Pam works with organisations who want to transform change and disruption into easy, natural pathways to success.
Pam's Methodology
No Challenge too big
Using her fight back from near death trauma and sharing her strategies literally ‘forged from fire’, she shows individuals and teams that there are NO challenges that are insurmountable and lasting legacies CAN be built.
Pam's Methodology
Change should be exciting
- How to navigate, normalise and even come to enjoy any change or challenge, no matter how big or small
- Fall in love with change to such an extent that you welcome, seek, and actively promote it without fear.
- “It’s not important how the world looks at us, it IS important how we look at the world.”
- The most effective triggers to employ to any given event.
- Why perseverance trumps resilience - however blended together they make you unstoppable.
- It only takes one person to make a meaningful difference but a few combined can alter the future.
- “Change can be tough but it needn’t be hard. In fact, there’s only 7 key skills you need to make it easy.”
Others Who’ve Seen Pam in Action
Life is often unpredictable, and now more than ever we seem to be encountering change and turbulent times. My personal takeaway from Pam’s talk is that no matter what challenge presents itself, there is a strategy to cope with it.
Pam’s speech is so strong and emotional. Pam is obsessed with the idea of everything changing for the better. You can’t give up – Pam is living proof of that!
We were treated to a masterclass by Pam – inspiring! The group left refreshed, inspired and ready for the challenges we face ahead.
She takes you on a journey. Pam is a lady on a mission. If you want your audience to sit up and think, but more than that, feel, Pam can do that and so much more.
A Force Of Nature
Recognised universally as ‘The lady in the mask’ following the horrific burn injuries she sustained in the Paddington rail crash, Pam Warren turned a near death disaster into a life changing positive.
Pam provides audiences with a raft of take homes as she outlines her single-handed battles with authorities to champion improved rail safety and overcome her own physical and mental trauma following the crash which many thought she would not survive.
Woman of the Year winner Pam doesn’t consider herself a victim, instead a successful survivor and now shares her experiences on overcoming obstacles, eager to show that, with resilience and perseverance, no problem in your work or personal life is insurmountable.
Achieving success from adversity underpins Pam’s unique strategies that will help YOU navigate, normalise and enjoy any change or challenge – whatever life throws at you.
