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GRAHAM NORRIS:

FORESIGHT PSYCHOLOGIST

Reframing disruption and uncertainty to create more ambitious futures.

"Graham turned the daunting concept of rapid change into an actionable plan." 

UK Atomic Energy Authority

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Get ahead of change. Take control of the future. 

How your mind handles uncertainty is central to how effective you are as a decision-maker. 

The way you think about the future is all wrong. 

 

Short-term thinking comes to us naturally. It's what's kept us alive throughout human history.

 

But our aspirations, both professionally and personally, are set in the long-term amid a fog of uncertainty. The result is:

  • doubt, fear and confusion

  • lousy strategy

  • procrastination

  • decisions by committee

  • crappy to-do lists

 

To flourish amid change and disruption, we need to think more deeply into the future and cultivate a mindset of adaptability and imagination.

As an organisational psychologist and futurist, Graham helps organisations and their workforces power through short-term turbulence to achieve ambitious futures through his keynotes, facilitated workshops, training and coaching.

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TRANSFORMING MINDSETS ABOUT THE FUTURE

Working with Graham couldn't be easier. He is adaptable in how he applies his academic research and practical experience to creating memorable experiences for your audience or team.  

Speaking

A truly transformative experience for audiences of decision-makers at all organizational levels.

Strategy Workshops and Training

Inspiring off-sites, workshops and seminars that help teams break through their established modes of thinking. Applying the latest research and foresight techniques so you can understand the emerging risks and opportunities for your organization. 

About Me

I've worked with some of the biggest companies on the planet, and some you've never heard of. 

"The team really appreciated Graham’s engaging style and there was resounding positive feedback, and it was clear the team were immediately reflecting differently on how to think about the future."

Greater London Authority

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