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Speaker.

Facilitator.

Visionary.

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BIO

Kay is a dynamic and engaging keynote speaker and workshop leader.

 

She speaks regularly at Fortune 500 C-Suite meetings, company-wide meetings as keynoter and MC, and facilitates high-level planning and marketing strategy meetings.

 

She created a live event for global sales and marketing executives of a global FMCG company, interviewing and bringing three different consumer cohorts to life. The event was such a hit, she did two more repeat events in new locations.

 

She creates and delivers corporate training programs for Fortune 500 companies’ marketing and consumer insights divisions.

Kay helped Fortune 200 companies generate $2 billion in new revenue from re-energizing their base businesses as well as generating ideas for new products, go-to-market strategies and business models.

 

She designed and helped integrate another FMCG company's approach to innovation across the company. They earned a premium at acquisition because of their successful approach to innovation.

 

She created and co-taught a graduate-level course at Northwestern University called “Marketing-Led Innovation.” Her first book Secrets From The Innovation Room was published by McGraw-Hill.

 

Book Kay Allison for your next event to infuse it with positivity, fresh possibilities, and a direct path to action. 

 

Kay Allison is your beacon for innovation, inspiration, and illumination

TOPICS I SPEAK ABOUT

Three Killer AI-Enabled Strategies To Create Successful Breakthrough Innovation 

 

Audience Takeaways:

  • See new opportunities with unexpected yet powerful frameworks 

  • Expand possibilities rapidly and relevantly with AI 

  • Compress a month-long project into hours

Three Strategies To Turn Imposter Syndrome Into An Asset For Business Professionals

 

Audience Takeaways:

  • Imposter Syndrome can be powerful

  • 7 value-add clarifying questions

  • Make your ideas irresistible

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