Fiona Robertson

FIONA ROBERTSON

Culture is the Rules of Belonging
If you want to change your culture, you need to change the rules of belonging.
Culture Speaker | Australia

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FIONA’S SHOWREEL

BIO

Seeing culture is like seeing the code behind The Matrix. If your people leaders don’t know what they’re looking for, they won’t see anything. Once they do, they’ll see it everywhere.

If they're severely time poor, increasingly frustrated by the need to manage conflict instead of performance, and may strangle the next well-meaning HR professional who asks them to ‘do something about culture’, this keynote is for them. It will tell them why their people behave the way they do and give them the key to getting them to behave differently. Culture is the rules of belonging.

Change those rules to change your culture and your results. Fiona Robertson is a culture and leadership speaker, author and executive coach who holds an MBA from London Business School and is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. She has held several senior executive positions with the National Australia Bank, including Head of Culture during the introduction of a set of values and the development of a new purpose.

"EXTREMELY THOUGHT-PROVOKING"

Fiona’s culture keynote at our executive team strategy off-site was extremely thought-provoking and exactly the kind of prompt we needed to further examine the intersection between strategy and culture in our planning process. All the feedback we’ve received was extremely positive."
Brett Winter, CEO, GeelongPort
"A NEW WAY TO THINK ABOUT CULTURE"

"It was excellent to join Fiona to moderate the panel after her keynote address at the recent Women in Water Directors Network event. She brought a fresh perspective and gave us a new way to think about culture. We’ve had an enormous amount of positive feedback from attendees about how valuable and interesting they found the session."
Fiona Rowland, Non Executive Director, Melbourne Water
"REALLY VALUABLE INSIGHTS INTO CULTURE"

“It was great to see Fiona’s keynote at the VPA annual conference. She got the whole room singing and laughing as well as giving us some really valuable insights into how culture works and how we can change it. I would recommend her for anyone looking for a speaker who can deliver a combination of meaning and fun.”
Malcolm Elliott, President, Australian Primary Principals Association