Facts inform, but stories inspire. In this immersive workshop, Rob equips existing and emerging leaders with practical tools to use the timeless craft of storytelling to engage teams, build trust and leave a legacy. For an indication of the feedback you can expect, click here.
"A master storyteller."
Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Rob Redenbach has shared insights on adaptability and resilience with leaders in 23 countries.
Drawing on experiences that include protecting aid workers in Iraq and teaching defensive tactics to Nelson Mandela’s personal protection team, he understands that people learn best when the message feels like a conversation, not a lecture. That understanding has not only shaped how he translates lessons from high-risk environments into everyday leadership, it also shaped a nine-show run at the Edinburgh Fringe that built to a sold-out performance at the Sydney Opera House.
Alongside this background, Rob has completed postgraduate study at Charles Sturt University, Bond University and the Harvard Kennedy School, and has been a guest on programmes ranging from Conversations with Richard Fidler to the Building Resilient Kids podcast. On a select basis, he also provides pro bono advice to NGOs working in challenging environments — most recently in East Sepik Province with Living Child Inc.
When change is constant, adaptability is not a luxury. It is a necessity. In this story-driven keynote, Rob shows how adaptability begins with simple choices such as admitting mistakes, staying open to learning and remembering the principle “be serious about what you do, but don’t take yourself too seriously”. He explores these choices to help anyone, regardless of title, break unhelpful patterns and move forward with purpose.





















































