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Sarah Hochholzer

CONNECTED COMMUNICATION

Sarah speaks on a range of categories including:

  • challenging conversations

  • creating a connected team

  • building performance

  • confidence in leadership

 

Choose from one of Sarah’s signature Keynotes for your conference of off-site workshops.

Sarah's Speaking Topics

Brave Talk, Bold Outcomes:
The Conversations Leaders Can’t Afford
to Avoid 

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In this keynote, Sarah empowers leaders to:

  • Move from avoidance to action

  • Know your barriers, recognise your blocks  

  • Don't wing it

  • Elevate accountability

 
 
​Keynote/Workshop for Leaders​

The Human Edge:
Why Trust, Communication and Leadership Matter More than ever in an AI World


Participants will discover how to:

  • Strengthen human connection

  • Elevate human leadership

  • Bring people on the journey

  • Culture that stands out​

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Keynote/Workshop for Leaders/Teams

Connection is your superpower:
Where Trust Meets Performance

 
In this engaging keynote, Sarah explores:

  • Trust that strengthens performance

  • Create clarity to drive alignment

  • Connect people, purpose and priorities

  • Team accountability

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Keynote/Workshop for Leaders/Teams

Building Executive Presence from the Inside Out:
How to lead with confidence under pressure

 

Sarah equips women with practical strategies to:

  • The courage to speak up

  • Know your value

  • Command the room

  • Elevate your leadership impact

  • Influence without authority

Keynote/Workshop for Female Leaders

Testimonials

I had the pleasure of hearing Sarah speak at the Quinn Allan networking event this week, where she delivered her keynote “Brave Talk, Bold Outcomes” and also launched her new book. Sarah did a great job. Speaking to a room full of HR practitioners is probably one of the tougher audiences you can put yourself in front of, but she brought great energy, was engaging and, importantly, really credible. What stood out for me was how willing Sarah was to put herself out there. She was open about her own experiences and challenges, and I thought that took a lot of courage. She was genuinely brave and bold, which made the message behind her keynote feel very real rather than just something she was talking about. It was a great session, with lots of conversation, engagement and contribution from the room, and Sarah handled it all with warmth, confidence and plenty of energy. Congratulations Sarah — both on a great keynote and on launching your book.

Donna Heydon

National Manager People Operations, Able Australia

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