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Back by popular demand, The Brand Guy will once again be taking delegates at the Food & Drink +PKN LIVE event in August on a journey way outside their comfort zone.

Driving Change is the theme of his presentation, and he will look at the challenge of change in our accelerated world, and cover the three ways to deal with a changing world.

He'll identify the key attributes needed to drive change and what you need to bring to the party.

“Business begins at the end of our comfort zone,” Sauerman says. “My objective is to inspire individuals to aim high and drive change. To be willing to back themselves, be bold, take risks.”

Driving change is about tapping into and then unleashing the full potential of each team member, and the team as a whole.

Driving Change is not a lecture, says Sauerman, it's an experience. Don't miss it. Register here

 

A bit about THE BRAND GUY:

Richard uses brand to help companies and people create the world they want to succeed in. He gained his brand expertise in the ad business, working on brands such as Coca-Cola, Microsoft, Toyota, Nescafe and Levis.

In 2003 he became The Brand Guy to expand his brand focus beyond marketing into all areas of the organisation – leadership, HR, strategy, learning and development, customer innovation, sales and marketing.

Organisations he has worked with in this capacity include QBE, Talent2, CSIRO, Macquarie bank, Mortgage Choice and PwC.

Richard has also published a positive psychology book called Wake Up Tiger – a wake up call for people and workers who are dissatisfied with their lives, often even in the face of their 'success'.

Food & Drink Business

With Australia’s productivity slide concentrated in industries that make, move and sell physical goods, supply chain automation company, Dematic, says the national debate has been looking in the wrong building.

Seedlab Australia has supported more than 600 small FMCG businesses, generating over $30 million in combined program value and Woolworths sales.

South Australian ready-meal business Local Kitchen Co has become the first in the state to enable SaH and NDIS participants to walk into a store and buy pre-made meals using their package funding.