Amy Edmondson is the Novartis Professor of Leadership and Management at Harvard Business School and one of the world’s most influential voices on leadership, team dynamics, and organizational learning. Renowned for coining the term “psychological safety,” Edmondson is the author of multiple award-winning books including The Fearless Organization, Right Kind of Wrong, and Teaming. Her groundbreaking research has transformed how companies build trust, innovate fearlessly, and foster resilient cultures.
A compelling and motivational keynote speaker, Amy Edmondson has been recognized as a top management thinker by Thinkers50, where she received the Breakthrough Idea Award and was named the #1 ranked thinker in 2021. Her TED Talk, How to Turn a Group of Strangers into a Team, has inspired global audiences and offers deep insights into creating collaborative, high-performing teams.
Whether addressing multinational corporations, government institutions, or visionary startups, Amy Edmondson’s keynotes equip audiences with the mindset and tools to lead boldly and collaborate deeply in today’s complex world.
Amy’s Speaking Topics
- Psychological Safety: The Key to High-Performing Teams
- Leading Through Uncertainty and Change
- Building a Culture of Innovation and Learning
- The Science of Failing Well and Resilience
- Creating Fearless Organizations for the Future
