Animated, funny and thought-provoking…

Lea Brovedani’s natural ability to hold deep conversations with her audience creates a powerful learning environment. Her confidence and humor while presenting, engage the group and shows up in the positive feedback she receives and the results she delivers. One participant said, “Lea had our attention from her first words until her very last.”

For the past 15 years Brovedani has been working with clients across Asia and North America delivering programs that target specific areas of concerns and needs. From 2011 to 2012, Brovedani spent a year in Mumbai, India delivering programs to clients throughout India, Singapore and Indonesia. In late 2012, Brovedani moved to Philadelphia. It was here that she completed her book TRUSTED – A Leaders Lesson and resumed her work showing leaders how to trust and be trusted. She has been invigorated by what she learned in India and incorporates these learnings into her programs.

Clients range from the U.S. Army Corp of Chaplains, FedEx, Suryawanshi School in Nishik, India to ADP Chicago, Bank of Montreal, Canadian Forces Atlantic, CSAE, Nurses Union, and Workmen’s Compensation, to name a few.

Brovedani’s journey to become an expert in trust and emotional intelligence took a circuitous route. After writing her practicum in Adult Education for a group of educators on how to teach with emotional intelligence, she decided to devote her career to help others put trust into action.

Fearless inside and outside the classroom...

Brovedani has gone scuba diving with sharks, sky diving, bungee jumping and zip lining across the Sierra Madras Mountains. When someone asked Lea if she had a death wish her reply was, “I don’t… I have a life wish.”

Brovedani brings her fearlessness onto the stage and into the classroom to present programs that transform thinking and show people how to increase trust in their businesses and their daily lives.

Business, Communication, Relationships, Authors, Leadership, Business Ethics, Corporate Culture, Thought Leadership, Emotional Intelligence, Emotion, Trust