Author · Keynote speaker · 62 stages
Nobody breaks in the crisis. They break in the long middle.
Imogen Hale gives leadership rooms the language for the year after the emergency — and sends them out able to use it on Monday.
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11 countries
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4 books
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2026 dates open
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New book · March 2026
The Steady Middle
Leading after the emergency stops being news
The applause arrives for the rescue. The damage arrives eighteen months later — in turnover, in silence, in the good people who quietly stop offering ideas.
240 interviews. Four sectors. One very tired newsroom.
45 minutes that change how the room talks on Monday
One slide. A closing exercise the exec team does live. Every talk rebuilt from your own staff survey before she writes a word.
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Keynote
45–60 min, main stage, up to 4,000. Optional moderated Q&A and signing.
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Workshop
Half or full day, up to 40 leaders. Pre-read, two live exercises, written summary.
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Virtual
30–75 min from a broadcast studio, two cameras, 12-month internal rights.
“We booked a morale talk. We got a vocabulary for the year we had just survived — and nobody got blamed.”
Renata Ossei · CPO, Harbourline Health (fictional)
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