Nathalie Gosset Motivational Speaker from Los Angeles, CA

Two mesmerizing talks: 1. JOBS OF THE FUTURE 2. BOOST KNOWLEDGE RETENTION AND IMPROVE LEADERSHIP FROM NEW FINDINGS IN NEUROSCIENCE Nathalie Gosset, EE, MS, MBA is the Sr. Director of Marketing and Technology Innovation Evaluation at the Alfred E. Mann Institute for Biomedical Engineering at the University of Southern California. She is one of the most innovative and mesmerizing speakers that inspire the audience to embrace new jobs and careers that will be brought by the wind of new technologies. She is a spokesperson for gaining and maintaining relevance with a fast moving industry. She refers to herself as a technology strategist and views her mission to help everyone reach their maximum potential by knowing what is coming up. Her talk on Jobs of the Future has been requested more than 55 times by university leaders, economic development organizations, and corporations. Her message makes everyone's mind explode with new ideas and creates a sense of empowerment. Ms. Gosset has also followed the latest findings in neuroscience. New understanding about brain functions are shattering perspective on knowledge retention and leadership. She introduces a new fascinating talk designed for the general public that reveals how memory is stored, retrieved, and repackaged after each recall. She shares how the data shows that female and male brains look physically different and how one of them is built with far more resilience to mental diseases. Her report on the role of mirror neurons and their implication on behavior and intellectual aptitudes open the eyes to new insights into leadership principles that take into account a neuroscience perspective to maximize employee's contribution and job satisfaction. Nathalie is the author of the book, How to Find the Hidden Jobs? Her second book, Jobs of the Future is scheduled for publication by Dec 2014. Nathalie was awarded Engineer of the Year by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, the largest technical society in the world, an event that took place at the Presidential Reagan Library in Simi Valley, California in 2009. She also received the 2005 Lifetime Career Award from the Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society in Shanghai, China for a global outreach bringing physicians and engineers together through 50 new chapters that she created throughout the world.