Now is the perfect time to offer your teams or executive committee an experience that goes beyond the usual framework: intuition, far from being reserved for creatives, can become a lever for decision-making and innovation for everyone. A speaker on intuition brings a fresh perspective to your seminar, able to challenge certainties and open up unexpected avenues to tackle professional challenges. Intuition can thus become a concrete resource, useful both in project management and collective decision-making.
With several profiles of speakers on intuition available, it’s about choosing the one who can turn the topic into a real experience for your audience. A corporate talk on intuition often helps to unlock situations and encourage initiative, making visible what usually remains beneath the surface. It’s also a way to breathe new life into your strategic events and inspire your teams to see things differently, beyond traditional methods.
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The butterfly effect of intuition in business: when a new idea changes everything
Sometimes, a crucial decision or a new project begins with a conviction that’s hard to explain. When a talk on intuition is part of your seminars, it reveals how instinct and sensitivity to the moment can lead to tangible innovations. Teams then discover that intuition, far from being a coincidence, is a true driver of collective transformation.
This type of session brings to life those moments when you just know you have to act, even if you can’t fully justify it rationally. A speaker on intuition makes these experiences tangible—once shared, they become powerful catalysts for your managers and teams, with a lasting impact on engagement and creativity.
Beyond gut feeling: when intuition becomes a soft skill in its own right
In many companies, intuition is still relegated to chance or seen as a gift reserved for a few atypical profiles. Yet it’s often the trigger for quick, well-adapted decisions, especially in uncertain contexts. A speaker on intuition shows how this skill can be developed, structured, and harnessed, just like analytical thinking or active listening.
During a talk on intuition, participants try out practical methods to put their instincts to work for the collective. These sessions make a lasting impression with their down-to-earth approach, proving that intuition can be developed, organised… and passed on.
From the boardroom to the field: who benefits from developing professional intuition?
Senior leaders, managers, project teams or client-facing roles: every profile in the company can benefit immediately from a fresh perspective on intuition. Putting it at the heart of strategic thinking or a collaborative workshop opens the door to original solutions and more controlled risk-taking.
Bringing in a speaker on intuition for a team seminar or executive committee meeting gives everyone the chance to tap into their hidden resources. The result: greater confidence in collective decisions and a stronger ability to anticipate everyday challenges.
Bespoke intuition: how Lespeakers finds the speaker who truly resonates with your culture
Every organisation has its own relationship with intuition, balancing caution and boldness. As an agency, our strength lies in understanding your company’s spirit so we can connect you with the speaker who will inspire, surprise, and break down barriers.
Our conversations with you allow us to recommend the speaker on intuition who will make this topic lively and relevant for your specific challenges. The experience goes beyond inspiration on the day: it becomes part of your internal dynamic, ensuring a moment that continues to resonate long after the talk.
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Solenne Niedercorn-desouches
Solenne Niedercorn-Desouches - Founder of Finscale and observer of major changes in European finance
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- French, English
Solenne Niedercorn-Desouches is the founder of Finscale, an independent platform dedicated to the transformation of finance in Europe, which combines media, conferences, masterclasses, and advisory activities. Through more than 350 conversations with leaders in global finance - CEOs of banks and FinTechs, investors, regulators, and market infrastructure leaders - Solenne Niedercorn-Desouches observes and analyzes t…
David Perroud
Entrepreneur, speaker, and author read by over 100,000 readers, David Perroud helps leaders develop what artificial intelligence cannot replace: mental clarity, intuition, and human discernment. Form…
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- French, English
At a time when artificial intelligence is transforming our jobs, our decisions, and even our relationship with intelligence, David Perroud poses an essential question: what remains profoundly human when machines become intelligent? Entrepreneur, speaker, and author read by over 100,000 readers, David is the former founder and CEO of m1nd-set, an international behavioral research company that has become a global ref…
Anne-elise Taub
Leadership - Resilience - Intuition - High Potential
- Spoken languages
- French, English
I have a solid, strategic and business focused track record in managing international and cross functional teams, with a strong and recognised leadership and a very human oriented approach. As an executive and personal development coach, my goal is to unlock potential and possibilities. To enlighten and arise consciousness. I use multiple professional tools from systemic to NLP but my goal is to help you diving int…
Frequently asked questions about speakers on intuition
What budget should you plan for a speaker on intuition?
For a speaker on intuition, the budget varies depending on their profile, the format, and the duration of the session. For a 45 to 90-minute session with an experienced speaker, you should generally expect between €2,500 and €7,000, excluding travel expenses. A well-known expert on the topic—often published or featured in the media—may require a higher budget. This fee includes the preparation work beforehand, often tailored to your specific needs. Also consider allocating a budget for any additional workshops or interactive sessions alongside the talk.
How do you choose a speaker on intuition for a corporate seminar?
To select a speaker on intuition, start with your audience profiles and the context of your seminar. Some speakers focus on a scientific and factual approach, while others draw on real-life experiences or practical exercises. Always ask for examples of recent talks in contexts similar to yours. A good indicator: they should be able to tailor their message to your business and objectives, not just deliver a generic speech. Speak directly with the speaker before making your final choice.
What mistakes should you avoid when choosing a speaker on intuition?
The main mistake is choosing a speaker on intuition solely based on their CV or reputation, without checking their fit with your company culture. Also be wary of talks that are too esoteric or, conversely, overly theoretical, as these can lose your audience. Neglecting preparation—briefing on your expectations, business, and challenges—is another common pitfall. Finally, make sure the speaker has already presented to audiences similar to yours.
What is the best format for an event with a speaker on intuition?
The most common format remains a 45 to 60-minute talk followed by a Q&A session. For smaller groups, an interactive workshop or masterclass allows participants to get more involved through practical exercises. If your event brings together decision-makers, a small-group discussion encourages participation and immediate application of the concepts covered. Be sure to specify if you want a hybrid or in-person format, as this will influence the session’s dynamic.
Is a speaker on intuition suitable for an audience of managers or senior leaders?
A speaker on intuition is particularly valued by managers and senior leaders, provided the topic is anchored in decision-making, managing uncertainty, and leadership. Speakers experienced with these audiences adapt their message to link intuition to real-life management situations. Choose a speaker who can illustrate intuition with business case studies and connect it to the realities of managerial responsibilities, rather than relying on generalities or disconnected anecdotes.
What is the impact of a session on intuition at a corporate seminar?
A session on intuition often leads participants to question their habits and better understand the role of instinct in decision-making. The feedback we see includes a greater ability to make choices in uncertainty, more awareness of cognitive biases, and sometimes a more open dynamic in group discussions. This type of session can also help encourage open conversation on sensitive topics, as intuition touches on the human and non-rational side of work.
How can a speaker on intuition engage a difficult or sceptical audience?
With a sceptical audience, an experienced speaker on intuition focuses on concrete examples from the business world, crisis situations, or rapid decision-making. They draw on studies or testimonials to show that intuition doesn’t oppose rationality, but complements it. Humour and short role-plays are often useful for breaking the ice and encouraging discussion, even among the most analytical profiles.
How long should you allow for a session on intuition at a professional event?
The ideal duration for a session on intuition depends on your format: 45 minutes is enough for an introductory plenary, while a 90-minute session allows for deeper exploration and interactive segments. For a practical workshop, plan at least 1.5 hours so participants have time to experiment and discuss. The key is to keep the session dynamic, with opportunities for interaction: intuition is best understood through experience, not just by listening.