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Clement King
Clement King
Clement King is an experienced leader with 17 years in the industry, specialising in enhancing organizational health and team performance. His work focuses on achieving better business outcomes and increasing employee satisfaction through effective leadership and team dynamics. Clement champions the importance of sponsorship, attributing his success in reaching executive levels in both Corporate and Non-Profit Boards to it.
Born in the US with Panamanian heritage, Clement is a global citizen who has lived in London and Toronto, and visited over 25 countries. His international experience enriches his approach to leadership and organizational development.
Clement is committed to leveraging the potential of people to drive business success. He emphasizes the significance of allyship, sponsorship, diversity, equity, and inclusion in creating strong, high-performing teams. Furthermore, he actively contributes to the community as a board member of the Johnny Mac Tennis Project and Nest Artisan Guild, reflecting his belief in the power of non-profit work to make a meaningful impact.
Book Clement King as your speaker to transform your team's performance and organizational health through his 17 years of leadership expertise and global perspective. His focus on effective leadership, allyship, and DEI will drive better business outcomes and increased employee satisfaction. Clement's commitment to community and non-profit work underscores his dedication to making a meaningful impact.
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Clement King draws on 17 years of corporate leadership, his own route to executive and board roles through sponsorship, and his experience living in London and Toronto, to show teams how allyship and inclusion improve performance.
Clement King speaks on organisational health and team performance, diversity equity and inclusion, and sponsorship and allyship in leadership. He brings 17 years of industry experience and has reached executive level across both corporate and non-profit boards, including the Johnny Mac Tennis Project and Nest Artisan Guild.
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