Nicholas Webb
Best-selling Author, with over 40 US Patents, An Expert on Healthcare, Future Trends, Innovation and Customer Experience.
Nick Webb is a number one best-selling author and is one of the most popular Healthcare, Innovation, Happiness, Future Trends and Customer Experience Speakers in the world. Unlike most innovation speakers who have never actually invented anything and have no real-world expertise in the area of enterprise innovation, Nick is a multi award-winning inventor of technologies ranging from one of the world’s smallest medical implants to a very successful line of educational and fitness products.
As the CEO of LeaderLogic, Nick works with some of the largest brands in the world through his Consulting and Training Company. As a Certified Management Consultant (CMC), he works shoulder-to-shoulder with boards of directors of multi billion-dollar companies to assist them in building future-ready organizations. His best-selling books include: The Innovation Playbook, What Customers Crave, What Customers Hate, Heyday, The Innovation Mandate, and his bestselling book, The Healthcare Mandate. Nicholas is also the Producer and Host of the Award-winning Documentary Film, The Healthcare Cure.
Healthcare Future Trends and Innovation
Nick is one of the Top Healthcare Speakers. He speaks on Emerging Technologies, AI, Healthcare Economics, Hospital, and Clinic Trends, Healthcare Innovation, Patient Consumerism, and the Future of Healthcare. Nick has very fresh research in healthcare from his Number One Best-Selling Book, The Healthcare Mandate, and from his Award-winning Documentary Film The Healthcare Cure. Nick has served as a Chief Innovation Officer for the top medical schools and an Adjunct Professor. As a Consultant, he has worked with the top brands in healthcare. His perspective is one of a Practitioner, not Theorist.
Future Trends and Innovation
Nick has been voted one of the top speakers in the world, and his topics around Future Trends and Innovation have been delivered to the best organizations in the world. As a successful inventor with over 40 US Patents, and as a Certified Management Consultant, Nick brings real-world insights to his talks. He leaves his audience with actionable takeaways that they can apply immediately in their organization to drive Innovation and Sustainable Growth.
Happiness and Happy Cultures (Very popular new topic!)
What does happiness have to do with Innovation? Turns out everything! In Nick’s just-released book Heyday – how to make every day the best day of your life, he discovered that the best organizations in the world have a culture of Happiness. Nick doesn’t speak on Happiness as a theorist, rather he speaks from the perspective of an Organizational Happiness Researcher and Advisor to help some of the top brands in the world. His talks show his audience how to deliver the highest degree of market value, and growth by implementing “Happiness as a Strategy.”
Healthcare
Innovation
Happiness
“Nick Webb’s ability to visualize and articulate disruptive and continuous innovations that are likely to transform a traditionally slow to adapt pharma industry stirred the anxiety emotions within the executive audience during the Avoca Quality Consortium Annual Summit in May 2015 yet generated a high-energy and inspiring atmosphere for the opportunity to advance the development of medicine.”
“Are you ready to take your creative ideas from “incremental” to ‘disruptive’ or even ‘destructive’? Nick Webb just spoke to one of our teams and left the group inspired and eager to break our normal conventions. He’s right when he says Innovation is not a bumper sticker – you have to do something to make it come to life.”
“The feedback that I received was very positive that you understood the directions of what is happening and will happen in the industry. People liked that you were forward thinking about changes but also brought it back to the customer experience.”
“After reading The Innovation Playbook, I couldn’t wait to start my own Project X and neither will you. Nick Webb boldly debunks common myths about innovation and he’s not afraid to use children, pumpkins, or massages to do it.”
