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Mike Robbins is a leading voice on authenticity and appreciation. A sought-after keynote speaker and bestselling author, he has spent 25 years helping leaders and teams build trust, strengthen culture, and perform at their best.
Drawing on his journey from professional baseball to Silicon Valley and beyond, Mike brings a rare blend of credibility, heart, and practicality.
His proven frameworks equip leaders and teams with practical tools to foster collaboration, psychological safety, and resilience in times of constant change.
With more than 2,500 keynotes and workshops delivered across 17 countries, Mike's message is simple but transformative: when authenticity and appreciation thrive, people flourish and results follow.
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“Mike is a gifted storyteller and talented speaker. His talks on authentic leadership and appreciation, and his exercises to ‘lower the waterline’ and build trust have been incredibly effective to both my management team as well as an international audience of 600. I have consistently received rave reviews from colleagues on Mike’s various efforts within Google.”
– Alan Moss, former VP of U.S. Sales, Google

“Mike Robbins has a great style and unique perspective. The principles he teaches have helped me and our executive leadership team at eBay.”
– Devin Wenig, former President and CEO, eBay
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“Mike Robbins has a unique ability to open people’s minds, touch their hearts, and teach valuable lessons about life and business. I have personally benefited from his work, as have so many of the people on my team.”
– Jack Calhoun, former President, Banana Republic

“Mike Robbins is a trusted advisor to us, and has had a very positive impact on me personally, as well as on our leaders and the corporate culture at Nutanix.”
– Dheeraj Pandey, co-founder, Nutanix

“Mike Robbins is an amazing speaker! His powerful message resonates with our players, coaches, and front office staff, which is why we have invited him in to speak numerous times. He truly has helped us be a championship team.”
– Leilani Gayles, former Chief People Officer, San Francisco Giants