Adam Ferrier Speaking Topics

• The Role of Reinvention

  Embracing Evidence-Based Creativity to Transform Business

  In these crazy and off-kilter times, some businesses will flourish, others disappear and many will struggle. Brands that have the ability to draw on their resources and reinvent themselves to take advantage of new conditions are off to a good start.

  Adam Ferrier has transformed his own businesses as well as helped his clients transform during the past few years. Recently, Adam has: - Taken his experiential festival company s p a c e, and turned it into Australia’s largest virtual dinner party. - Transferred 13cabs from a cab business to a courier business called 13things - Helped to launch a new streaming service called Binge with Inactive Wear (perfect for lounging around the house in). - Helped Bega launch a new honey business called B Honey off the back of some purpose-led technology that will keep Australia’s bee population safe from the deadly Varroa mite.

  Adam takes a brand-led approach to business and an evidenced-based approach to creativity. He breaks transformation down into 3 things; a) clear brand meaning, b) clear brand codes, c) and as much fame as possible.

• Building Brands with Creativity

  Creativity is often the competitive advantage that makes all the difference but how do you capture and apply it?

  For years marketers were obsessed with understanding ‘the boardroom’ however, the worm has turned and now businesses and boardrooms are obsessed with understanding marketers and their weapon of choice ‘creativity’.

  Adam Ferrier has helped many organizations, including some of Australia's most iconic brands embrace and apply creativity for brand growth.

  Adam can, with real-world examples, and evidence-based applications, show how to apply creativity to build brands via:

  • Creating a clear brand meaning and ensuring everyone is clear on what the brand stands for (marketing from the inside out)
  • Creating clear brand codes: Ensuring that the brand turns up looking, sounding and acting like the brand always should. Thus ensuring that everything the organization does is always heavily branded
  • Creating as much fame and attention as possible: Attention is the new consumer currency, and brand fame is the highest correlate with business success so time to get famous.

  Adam will also give tips and advice on how individuals and organizations can increase motivation for creativity, and create environments to make creative solutions easier to happen.

• Stop Listening to the Customer

  In today's data swamped world we are at risk of being blindsided and taking our attention off our companies most valuable asset

  • our brand.

  Understanding the customer, and their needs and wants has always been a part of building a brand and growing a successful business. However, in today's 'customer-obsessed' world the more you listen to the customer the more you're at risk of forgetting what your own point of view on the world is.

  In this entertaining and informative keynote, Adam Ferrier looks at the role of the customer in building a business, what drives a customer's decisions, and how to use this information to build your brand or business.

  Peppered with his signature wry humour and wit, Adam tackles the issues head-on by combining marketing science with case studies, acute personal observations and insights from around the world to deliver a truly unique perspective that is thought-provoking and makes a whole lot of sense.

  In this keynote you will learn:

  • How to embrace customer insights

    • the right way

  • Brand first thinking
  • Rules for strong brand building (building brand intelligence)

• If Batman Owned Your Business

  Whether it be your business, your brand or your people, everyone seems to be obsessed with finding and communicating their strengths. Seems like the right thing to do, problem is everyone else is doing it too. Our strengths are very likely to be generic. There is an alternative path to growth

  • we can learn from Batman, someone who gets his strength paradoxically by embracing (and amplifying) his weaknesses. Adam Ferrier will talk about the science behind this counter-intuitive approach, and why it's already working for many businesses around the world.

  This talk draws on the fundamental drivers of human behaviour, and explains why we are all more attracted to businesses, brands, and people brave enough to be vulnerable. In this talk Adam will

  • Encourage delegates to explore a new path to growth

    • embracing weakness

  • Demonstrate the body of psychological and cultural evidence why this is such an effective path to growth
  • Provide tactics and tools people can apply
  • Use, and draw upon a number of case studies he has personally been involved in.

• The Advertising Effect

  We all want people to change; whether we want consumers to buy more, employees to work more or colleagues to think more – if people did exactly what we wanted them to we would all be happier… and richer. In this provocative presentation, based on his best selling book, Adam Ferrier, the man driving consumer engagement for brands such as Levi’s and Pepsi, arms delegates with a new way of thinking around, and inspiring, lasting tangible change using a potent blend of human psychology and advertising know-how.

  Sharing his understanding of the fundamentals of why humans do what they do and buy what they buy Adam will:

  • Encourage delegates to utilize the behavioural science behind motivation theory
  • Shed light on the key factors that must exist to create lasting change
  • Provide tools and techniques to put this new knowledge into practice
  • Flip everything you thought you knew about why we do what we do on its head

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