Harness Anxiety for Leadership and Performance

Helping leaders and teams transform anxiety from a source of stress into a catalyst for resilience, connection, growth, and innovation.

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What if anxiety could become your most powerful leadership tool?

Organizations can’t afford to ignore the growing impact of anxiety on their people. But, efforts to reduce stress can make things worse.

What sets healthy, high-performing organizations apart is not the absence of anxiety, but the ability to embrace it.

Dr. Rosmarin helps leaders, teams, and audiences transform anxiety into a source of strength, unlocking resilience, connection, and creativity.

Featured Keynote

From Liability to Leadership: How Anxiety Can Drive Connection, Retention, and Performance

Anxiety is often viewed as something to fix, minimize, or avoid. But what if it could become one of a leader’s most powerful tools? Drawing on two decades of research and clinical practice, David H. Rosmarin shows leaders how to harness anxiety to strengthen teams, improve performance, and lead more effectively through uncertainty and change.

AUDIENCES WILL LEARN HOW TO:

Transform anxiety from a liability into a leadership advantage

Improve resilience during periods of uncertainty and change

Build stronger connectins with teams and colleagues

Leverage anxiety to drive growth, innovation, and performance

Energizing. Relatable. Transformative.

Anxiety Keynote Speaker David H. Rosmarin, PhD

David H. Rosmarin, PhD, is an Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School, and Chief Clinical Officer of the LINKS Network. A clinical psychologist, noted author, and award-winning keynote speaker, he helps leaders and organizations transform anxiety from a liability into clarity, resilience, and high performance. His work has been featured on Good Morning America, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and TED: Ideas change everything.