Extraordinary times demand extraordinary leadership: René Carayol at TEDxPlainpalais

René reveals through breathtaking examples how culture superseeds vision and endures the most extraordinary situations. René Carayol, one of the world's leading business gurus specializing in leadership and culture. Drawing from his own unique experiences on the boards of the biggest British and American organizations; from Marks & Spencer and Pepsi to IPC Media and the Inland Revenue, René has had the privilege of working closely with some of the world's best leaders; Sir Richard Branson, Bill Clinton, Ko Annan and Colin Powell to only name a few!

In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)

[BIGNELLTV]

Rene Caryol is an Awesome Public Speaker and First Class Business advisor. I have been empowered by him for many Years, His TV Show 'Pay off your Mortgage in 2 Years is one example of how e can help to reset mind sets when necessary,
Billy D Bignell 25/10/2018

[Rilriia]

As of this moment, 28 people have neither the charisma nor the leadership skills to take the amazing lessons of Mr. Carayol's speech to heart. I personally thank him, I am a activist being pushed into a leadership role in order to create positive and lasting social change that will help put a dent in the poverty, depression, and ghettofication of my area. I also thank TEDx for these fantastic videos, which I am not ashamed to admit are being used by me for training.

I may not be able to go to your conferences, but I am learning from your leadership and ingenuity. You guys are amazing and I thank you for bringing such wonderful powerhouses of society together. I thank you too for helping me to build a better and more effective me.

[lakeishas]

Wow! That must be the shortest 16 mins and 17 seconds ever!! I was so enthralled by the passionate delivery that I did not even note the time passing

[rubyalexanderockletree]

What an emotional speaker! Thank you for sharing!

[towelahope]

very well spoken, and touching message, that will always remember

[Wonderfeel__]

Brilliant content, heart & delivery!! Thank you René.

[andyan]

Uncommon leaders...uncommon moments.  
Great TED.

[mariarosaserraregol]

Great points, great speaker and a lot to learn and put into practice.  

[PallyM]

Inspiring words. Listen, listen and listen again!

[paolabueso]

What a powerful talk! I learned so much from it, thank you for sharing the video!

[TheStephengulliver]

In the third story, Rene Carayol speaks about Rudy Giuliani attending a speech by Martin Luther King as a child. According to Wikipedia, Rudy Giuliani was born on May 28, 1944 and Martin Luther King's 'I have a dream' speech was given on August 28, 1963, at which point Rudy Giuliani would have been 19.

[canadianeh]

Very charismatic speaker with a polished art of storytelling to engage and inspire people..."Listen, listen, listen"something that is a key ingredient to make great leaders.

[mikem]

same here!just get by the second "the listen and listen again". nothing more.

[EmilyBarr]

Giuliani must have been telling the story of someone else. He was on his 20s not 6 or 7 in the sixties. Never the less, great story

[ZoltanGyalog-GyZ]

It's ironic that he talks about effective communication with a voice register that showcases harsh extremes in its volume. He speaks supersoftly at 9:45, and shouts "THIRD STORY" a second later like an agitated football coach. Made me jump through the roof, as I was carefully listening to his low register murmuring the moment before. The message had quite a few high value notions, but the delivery is something he could improve on via omitting the dramatic antics that crave nothing, but effect.

[weewilly]

General all around demeanor suggesting he's more used to giving locker room talk-downs to the lads during half time more than anything, but suitably adjusted for the venue I must say. Profile suggest he's just come up in the world lately, so still needs some getting used 2 maybe. Still a slight chip on shoulder 4 all d times he was mistaken as doorman I suppose. He'll be expecting a pay-rise 2 go with all that bulk I'm guessing.

[yanseptember]

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