Josh Stinton is a global keynote speaker on engagement, confidence and human performance. He helps organisations build cultures in which people connect, take ownership and remain effective when (not if) pressure rises or conditions change.

His perspective has been shaped inside complex organisations and at some of the world’s most visible live events. A former KPMG and PwC Innovation Designer, Josh has worked at the intersection of collaborative design, organisational change and human behaviour.

In 2026, Josh was selected to support the Milano Cortina Winter Olympic and Paralympic Ceremonies. He designed and delivered the motivational kickoff for more than 2,100 Games volunteers, connecting a diverse workforce with the purpose and responsibility behind the experience they were preparing to deliver.

Inside the athlete compound at San Siro Stadium, Josh subsequently worked directly with 1,135 Olympic athletes immediately before they entered the Opening Ceremony - helping transform anticipation and pressure into focus, confidence and collective energy.

Across these experiences, Josh has seen the same three conditions shape human performance: clarity about what matters, confidence in the ability to act and ownership of one’s effect on the whole.

His energetic keynotes combine these insights with stories from five extraordinary charity adventures and three world records, including handcycling the length of Japan, unicycling down mountains and captaining Australia’s first World Championship Hide and Seek team.

Over more than 14 years, Josh has delivered keynotes and leadership programmes across Europe, Australia and North America for organisations including HR Week Lithuania, REINVENT Portugal, Google, EY, Novartis, Equinor, Qantas, Kaiser Permanente, Norwegian Air and more.

Born in Colorado - based in Oslo, Josh works with organisations around the world.