Terry ReynoldsTERRY REYNOLDS is a globally recognised executive performance coach, author, and strategic thought leader. With over three decades of experience spanning Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Australia, Terry has partnered with renowned organisations suh as EssilorLuxottica, Telstra, JPMorgan, Toyota, ISPT and Pfizer to drive cultural transformation and leadership excellence.Drawing on his expertise as a Master Practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) and a Zenger Folkman Extraordinary Master Leadership coach, Terry transforms ambitious executives into impactful leaders who inspire, influence, and achieve. His dynamic coaching style blends analytical precision with conversational agility, delivering measurable results through actionable strategies.A former senior HR executive in Australia's financial sector, Terry ascended to global leadership roles heading up consulting businesses in a Managing Partner role in London, Singapore, Dubai, Paris, and Sydney. His international perspective enables him to address the complexities of today's business landscape, tailoring solutions to diverse corporate cultures and industries.As the co-author of "DRIVERS" & "Vision To Results", both strategy-based books, and a thought leader on high-performance mindsets, Terry is committed to advancing leadership development. His workshops are high-energy, results-driven environments where accelerated learning meets practical application, empowering teams to deliver extraordinary outcomes. Terry's professional journey is anchored by postgraduate qualifications in Business Management, underscoring his ability to bridge theory with real-world impact. As the Director of LeaderSHAPE Consulting, he continues to innovate, empowering leaders and organisations to surpass their strategicgoals. Whether leading large-scale cultural initiatives or coaching high-performing executives, Terry Reynolds exemplifies the art and science of leadership development-helping leaders not only envision success but achieve it. Read More Read Less