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Keynote SpeakerShane Hatton

Speaker, Author, Trainer, Coach

Shane Hatton is a global expert in leadership and team culture with over a decade of experience developing remarkable leaders, teams, and cultures. Blending business experience with psychology, Shane’s passion lies in empowering leaders to communicate, connect, and collaborate effectively. He thrives on helping leaders engage in transformative conversations that build the teams they envision. His perspectives and expertise have been shared in notable publications such as the Harvard Business Review, Forbes, The Australian, HRD, CEO World, Smart Company, Kochies... Read More

Biography

Shane Hatton is a global expert in leadership and team culture with over a decade of experience developing remarkable leaders, teams, and cultures. Blending business experience with psychology, Shane’s passion lies in empowering leaders to communicate, connect, and collaborate effectively. He thrives on helping leaders engage in transformative conversations that build the teams they envision.

His perspectives and expertise have been shared in notable publications such as the Harvard Business Review, Forbes, The Australian, HRD, CEO World, Smart Company, Kochies Business Builders, Herald Sun, Foundr, Company Director, and more.

Shane’s approach seeks to help leaders alleviate transactional challenges and pave the way for deeper strategic influence, while ensuring a consistent flow of high-calibre internal leaders for succession planning.

Clients consistently value Shane’s skill for introducing clarity to their thought processes and distilling complex ideas into pragmatic strategies.

Shane Hatton is the author of two books including ‘Lead The Room – Communicate a Message That Counts in Moments That Matter’ and the bestselling ‘Let’s Talk Culture – The Conversations You Need to Create the Team You Want’. He is also the host of the insightful podcast ‘Phone Calls With Clever People’, which delves into a diverse range of leadership topics.

A proud member of the Forbes Global Coaches Council and a Gallup Certified Strengths Coach, Shane’s academic credentials include an undergraduate degree in Business, specialising in marketing and a postgraduate degree in counselling.

With a prolific career as a speaker, executive coach, and facilitator, Shane has collaborated with businesses spanning a range of industries across the public, private, and not-for-profit sectors. Some of Shane’s clients include Seek.com, Microsoft, the Victorian Government, SIXT, Terry White Chemmart, Fonterra, Optus, Latitude Financial, Swinburne and more.

Currently, Shane Hatton is elevating the conversation about culture across Australia, New Zealand, the UK, and the USA, upholding his reputation as a global thought leader in leadership and culture.

"Shane's ability to engage, connect and create an energy in a virtual environment was so impressive. His research and insights, backed by with storytelling and humour was a simple and effective way to impact in the session. I have been hosting HR SEEN events for 2 years and Shane's session was an absolute standout for me. We look forward to working with you again in the near future." Jacqui Ryland, Client Solutions Manager
"Shane is just the master of turning something which could be quite dry into something that’s really fun!" Angela Barton, Head of HR, SIXT Australia
"The energy was electrifying in the room and every time that he comes he brings something new that you can take and that you can implement straight away. We’ve had a range of people reach out and ask ‘how can I get more from Shane’ and so we’ve implemented more programs that have sold out immediately. Shane is somebody who you can get more and more out of the more he understands your organisation." Dan Hillier, Head of Health and Partner Engagement – Terry White Chemmart
"I was at a conference where I was speaking after Shane. I like the person before me to not be very good, because then I look great. And I was watching him and thinking I am in serious trouble. This guy is really funny, really clever, there are a million take outs, he’s really interactive with the audience, he’s absolutely brilliant!" Maz Farrelly, Award Winning Keynote Speaker
"I had the pleasure of working with Shane at the Public Sector Comms Leaders conference where I saw him speak. Not only is Shane exceptionally entertaining as a speaker, but he is also extremely informative. As someone who works with coaches and speakers on the day-to-day, I couldn't recommend Shane more. He was the highlight of the conference." Helen Turnbull, Production Manager
"Shane stepped in to MC the first day of the People Leaders in Retail event I was organising and he was simply fantastic! Before the event he was amazing to work with - efficient, helpful, friendly and even helped me fill a very last minute speaker gap that came up (who was also fantastic). He's very adaptable and almost nothing was too much for him to help with! He ended up leading a leadership roundtable at the event also, which was one of the most well-attended roundtables at the event. He's clear, energetic and passionate - all round, a pleasure to work with." Sarah Ellis Jack, Event Manager

Popular Talks by Shane Hatton

  • Let's Talk Culture

    The conversations you need to create the team you want.

  • The Language of Culture

    How world class communication shapes world class cultures.

  • Culture Builders & Culture Killers

    The five ingredients of healthy culture.

  • Lead The Room

    Communicate a message that counts in moments that matter.

  • Lead With Stories

    Deepen trust and mobilise action through transformational storytelling.

  • Leading Conversations

    How to shift from ‘team problem solver’ to a ‘team of problem solvers’.

  • Where Do Great Ideas Come From?

    A pragmatic approach to the creative process.

  • Keeping Culture Human: Fostering a Human-Centric Culture in the era of AI
  • The Hybrid Workplace Puzzle: Engaging Teams Across Virtual and Physical Spaces
  • Gen Z Uncensored: What really matters to the new generation of workers