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Associate Open to all individuals who aspire to become speakers $ 270 /Year The right to vote at the Annual General Meeting (one vote each)

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Dr. Philip Merry CSP,CSPGlobal, Speaking Fellow

Toward a Theory of Team Synchronicity

This study provides one of the first structured analyses of how synchronicity manifests within organisational teams. The findings suggest that synchronicity is not mystical or accidental—it is an emergent team capacity shaped by intuition, openness, trust, and skilled facilitation. Further research could investigate the impact of synchronicity on innovation, team cohesion, and decision accuracy.

Dr. Lakshmi Ramachandran

Not every expert is a Keynote Speaker

A packed conference hall. A brilliant expert on stage. Few minutes in, the energy in the room collapses.

This is not a knowledge problem. It is a communication one.

In this week’s article, I look at what separates an expert who speaks, from a professional keynote speaker, and share four practical ways any expert can learn to hold a room better.

Brilliance without influence is invisible. Closing that gap is one of the most valuable things any expert leader can do.

Associate

Open to all individuals who aspire to become speakers
$ 270 /Year
  • The right to vote at the Annual General Meeting (one vote each)
  • Eligible to hold office in the Association, excluding positions of President, Vice President and Secretary
  • Option to join special mastermind groups
  • Option to attend special members’ lunch forums
  • Members’ rates for international speakers’ conventions
  • Free registration with eSpeakers.com