Speaker sheet
Jon Morrison
Keynote speaker · Author · Entrepreneur
Jon helps leaders get clear about the tools they use, the people they serve and the work they are asking others to care about.
Biography
Jon Morrison is an entrepreneur, author and keynote speaker based in Abbotsford, British Columbia. He is the founder of Get Clear, co-founder of Brands in Blooms and co-founder of Clinic Sites, a TEDx speaker and the author of five books, including Now Start With Who and Get Clear on AI.
Keynotes
01
Get Ahead on AI. Without the Confusion.
What should technology do for us?
Practical AI thinking for leaders who want to move with confidence, not hype.
02
Start With Who
Who are we really helping?
Customer clarity that changes how companies think about marketing, sales and growth.
03
Clear Work
Why should the work matter?
Purpose, leadership and building work that people genuinely care about.
Formats
- Keynote45 to 60 minutes
- WorkshopHalf day or full day
- Moderated conversation30 to 60 minutes
- Virtual session30 to 60 minutes
Practical details
- Keynote length
- 45 to 60 minutes, adjusted to your programme
- Delivery
- In person or virtual
- Travels from
- Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
- Customization
- Every talk is shaped for the audience and event outcome
- Books
- Bulk copies can be arranged for attendees
Books
Now Start With Who
Serving Is The New Selling
Customer clarity comes before marketing strategy.
Get Clear on AI
How AI Is Shaping Your Job, Your Business and Our Global Future
A practical guide for business owners who want to understand AI, choose useful opportunities and bring their teams with them.
From event hosts
“Jon was fantastic. He was so easy to work with and extremely well received by our attendees. Jon's message was timely and packaged with plenty of humour and relatable stories.”
“Jon is a great communicator who knows how to connect with an audience. He is funny, engaging and knows how to keep a room's attention. I would recommend him to any group of business leaders looking to sharpen their thinking about their customers.”