SPEAKING AND WORKSHOPS

Inspire Your Leaders. Transform Your Culture. Elevate Your Impact.

Why would you want to bring Amber Johnson in to speak to your organization or lead a workshop? 

With two decades of experience working alongside executives, entrepreneurs, and mission-driven leaders, Amber has a gift for making complex ideas feel clear, relatable, and immediately useful. She’s someone who knows how to spark meaningful conversations that lead to real change. 

Talks and workshops that cover the essentials leaders need most today.

Better communication, stronger collaboration, emotional intelligence, team dynamics, shifting culture, shaping strategy and driving change, and leading with purpose… these are all topics Amber is passionate about and brings a fresh and engaging perspective on. Whether she’s unpacking how to ask better questions, guiding a room through difficult conversations, or sharing insights on building trust and overcoming imposter syndrome, Amber meets people where they are and helps them move forward with more clarity and confidence.

Amber brings experience and expertise that’s both global and local.

Equally comfortable speaking at international conferences, global leadership summits, community organization gatherings, and to local teams, Amber has been a speaker for a diverse roster, including the International Leadership Association’s Global Conference, Exelon’s Women’s Leadership Summit, the Executives Club of Chicago, the Clarios gathering of their top global leaders, and many others. No matter the setting, she has a way of connecting with people that leaves them both inspired and equipped to lead better.

If your organization is ready to enhance collaboration, strengthen culture, and build the kind of leadership that drives results, Amber Johnson is the voice to bring into the room.

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