Book Mark To Speak At Your Next Event And Get Ready To Ignite Your Audience!
As a sought after speaker and thought leader at conferences around the world, Mark has helped more than 5,000 people across 30 organisations learn how to build trust, connect with their audience and inspire action.
“Mark's talk really resonated with our people and his message struck a chord that has had a lasting impact in our organisation.”
Pete Jones, CEO, Neptune Energy
“Mark’s combination of humour and practical advice made him the most popular speaker we have ever brought in!.”
Rosie Smith, HR Director, Black Swan Data
“Incredibly inspiring, sincerely caring and superbly thought-provoking!”
Andrea Kalavsky, Head of People, Method & Ecover
Mark Leruste
As a leadership and communication expert and the CEO of Storycast®, Mark Leruste is on a mission to help one million business leaders impact the world with their story by 2030.
As a sought after inspirational speaker at conferences around the world such as Google, The Premier League, Adobe, The Guardian or L’Oreal, Mark has helped more than 5,000 people across 30 organisations learn how to build trust, connect with their audience and inspire action.
He is the award-winning host of The Unconventionalists podcast and is the author of several books including bestseller “Glow in the Dark: How Sharing Your Personal Story Can Transform Your Business and Change Your Life” (Hachette UK) which recently won a Business Book Award.
His TEDx talk “What They Don’t Tell You About Entrepreneurship” has reached over a million views and was listed as the #1 TED talk on entrepreneurship to watch by Steven Bartlett, host of the Diary of a CEO podcast.
Thanks to his viral creative video CV, Mark previously served as Country Manager of the Movember Foundation where he helped raise €2.8million for men’s health and inspired 110,000 fundraisers to take part, winning multiple awards along the way.
Today Mark helps leaders and their team create stories, movements and brands that impact the world and inspire change.