Recharge, Recalibrate, Reconnect - Online Leadership Mini Conference

Alison Earl works with people and companies around the globe to empower self-directed change as an international speaker, trainer, behavioural strategist, and positive psychology practitioner. 

She is a repeat guest lecturer in behavioural economics at the Harvard School of Public Health and the author of of Tripowerment: The Why, the Will, and the Way of Breakthrough Change. She leads a think tank that is dedicated to solving the most complex problems in behaviour change — bringing together leading academic and commercial minds in collaboration with Harvard and BurnsGroup. People who have benefited from her knowledge include the Global President of Pfizer Consumer Healthcare, the CMO of the Olympics, CFO of Comcast in addition to senior executives from Facebook and startup founders who are revolutionising education and empowerment.  

Toni is the Director and co-founder of Childspace Early Childhood Institute and holds a master’s degree in Education. Originally qualified as a nanny, Toni’s experiences in education range from running a community parenting programme for single mothers to advisory roles with the Ministry of Education and tertiary training providers. She oversees the Childspace Institute’s professional development programmes, is an author of books and articles, and is editor of The Space magazine.

Toni’s extensive management and leadership experience in the early childhood profession have seen her work alongside community education services across Aotearoa and Australia.

Toni has presented seminars and workshops to both national and international audiences on the topics of environment design, management, leadership, early childhood education curriculum and programming, infants and toddlers, and storytelling and science.
 

In her role at Be You, Trish supports communities in becoming mentally healthy. Previously, she was an early childhood teacher for over 24 years, working in leadership positions to support early childhood educators, children and families. Be You aims to transform Australia’s approach to supporting children and young people’s mental health in early learning services and schools. Their vision is that every learning community is positive, inclusive, and resilient – a place where every child, young person, educator, and family can achieve their best possible mental health.