
Keynote · Andrew Brümmer
Creating teams that want you around, not need you.
Book Andrew to speak20
years building teams
100+
companies, pre-revenue to enterprise
3
disciplines: heart, trust, intent
32
characteristics in the book
The keynote
If everything still lands on your desk, the answer is almost never the people. It is the conditions you built without realizing it. This keynote teaches leaders how to build teams that run independently, perform under pressure, and choose to work with you because of how it feels; not because they have to.
Built from 20 years of building teams across countries, industries, and turnaround situations. Andrew breaks down the operating disciplines; heart, trust, intent; that move a leader from bottleneck to multiplier. You leave with the shift in your role: from doer to council, from decision-maker to safety net.
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Andrew Brümmer lives by a simple principle: plant seeds that will grow trees he will never sit under. He is the author of Leading Magnanimously: The Power of Heart, Trust, and Intent in Leading Teams. Across twenty years and more than one hundred companies, in countries, industries and turnarounds, he has sat in the operator seat and built teams that run without him. He is Interim Chief Operating Technology Officer at Industry Technologies (Armada). He helps leaders move from bottleneck to multiplier: from doer to council, from decision-maker to safety net, with teams that want them around, not need them.
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Inside the talk

01 · The diagnosis
It is the conditions you built without realizing it. The keynote starts there: what a leader does, every day, that keeps the team waiting for them.

02 · Heart
Showing up with the full depth of your humanity; not the armoured version your role trained you to perform over years of having to be the strongest person in the room.

03 · Trust
Building the conditions where honest things can be said and heard without the relationship breaking. Most senior leaders have not experienced this since before they had a title.

04 · Intent
Knowing why you lead the way you do; and whether that intention is actually serving the people you are responsible for, or serving the version of yourself that learned to survive.

05 · The trapeze net
Multiply yourself by removing obstacles and being the trapeze net. Clear the boulders from their path; let them run.

06 · The role shift
Teams should want you, not need you. That is the shift the room leaves with, and the daily practice of heart, trust and intent that keeps it.
From the audience
“Andrew Brummer's talk was super informative and engaging. He clearly knows what it takes to create amazing teams and leaders. I walked away with a lot of actionable tips and a new shift in what I think of as a team.”Erin Newman · LinkedIn
For event organizers
Always. Every engagement starts with a 30-minute prep call to understand the room, the industry pressure, and the takeaway you need. The keynote then gets tuned to the audience that is actually showing up.
Yes. Half-day and full-day workshops on the same material are available, and can follow the keynote on the same day.
Most events book 6 to 12 weeks out. Shorter notice is sometimes possible; faster requests get an honest answer the same day.
Yes. Andrew speaks across North America, Europe, the UK, the Middle East, and Africa. Travel is billed at cost.
“Build a team that goes to bed Sunday night excited to get to the office Monday morning.”
Keynote or workshop. Tell him who is in the room and what they need to leave with. He replies personally.