One of Australia’s most recognised entrepreneurs helps leaders and teams stay bold, human and relevant in a world being reshaped by AI — on stage, on air, and in the boardroom.
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What changes, what doesn’t, and how to stay human and relevant as AI reshapes the work.

Building businesses and brands that last — and the mindset to keep going when it’s hard.

Leading teams with clarity and care so people do their best work — and stay.

Why the experience economy still wins — and how to build a brand people love.

Performance without burnout: practical ways to protect energy and focus.
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Naomi Simson OAM is one of Australia’s most recognised entrepreneurs and business leaders — a keynote speaker, bestselling author and host of the Handpicked podcast, known to millions from Shark Tank Australia.
From founding RedBalloon to co-founding Big Red Group, she brings decades of building brands and teams to every stage — with a warmth and candour that makes big ideas feel doable.
Learn more about Naomi →
EntrepreneurshipWhat does a CEO do? Only three things — and the rest belongs to your team. Naomi Simson shares the framework every founder needs to stop drowning and start leading.
WellbeingToo much to do and not enough time? Here are the eight free daily habits I rely on to stop feeling overwhelmed.
LeadershipStress can fuel momentum. Distress drains it. Here’s how to tell the difference, and how to lead a business that doesn’t depend on you being there.
“Naomi had the room laughing, thinking and taking notes — all at once. Easily our highest-rated keynote.”
“Warm, sharp and completely relevant to our people. She made AI feel like an opportunity, not a threat.”
“Professional from first email to final applause. Our audience is still quoting her weeks later.”
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