Jeanette Bronée

Jeanette Bronée isn't just challenging workplace norms; she is revolutionizing them by unlocking our uniquely human advantage. Bringing her distinctive Danish-New York perspective as a globally recognized keynote speaker, she has inspired audiences worldwide and at the United Nations to harness the power of care at work.

She demonstrates how wisdom -- not speed -- gives us our competitive edge in navigating accelerating change. Drawing from over three decades studying neuroscience, emotional intelligence, and human behavior, she helps organizations break free from the limiting belief that speed equals success.

At the heart of her groundbreaking work lies a revolutionary discovery: care -- not fear -- is what truly ignites human potential. Through her innovative Self-Care Mindset® methodology and game-changing Power-Pausing™ practice, she transforms workplace cultures, with client studies showing dramatic improvements in team engagement, resilience and joy. Bronée's approach enables leaders and teams to harness change as a catalyst for growth, turning challenges into opportunities for collective evolution.

Her pioneering C.A.R.E. framework doesn't just build teams – it creates thriving ecosystems where human connection naturally flourishes, and collective wisdom becomes the new competitive edge. This proven approach has inspired change at leading organizations including IBM, BlackRock, Lockheed Martin, Vanguard, Siemens, Kaiser Permanente, Microsoft, AWS, and ebay.

Her book, "The Self-Care Mindset®: How We Change And Grow, Harness Well-Being, And Reclaim Work-Life Quality," provides practical tools for growing through adversity together and building sustainable success through human-centered leadership.

Born in Denmark and forged in New York, Bronée brings a unique blend of Scandinavian wisdom and Manhattan dynamism to her work. Her personal journey from burned-out fashion executive to workplace transformation expert adds authentic depth to her message: we don't have to choose between being successful and being healthy. She's also a contributing author to the book "Connectedness. How the Best Leaders Create Authentic Human Connection in a Disconnected World" with Thinkers50.