Human sustainability in the age of AI: how leaders redesign roles, conditions and decisions so people can sustain performance as AI changes the work. Five signature keynotes cover systems redesign, human value in an AI workforce, creativity, burnout and psychosocial safety, and elite performance, all through a neuroinclusive lens that considers the unique needs of all neurotypes (e.g ADHD, Autistic, Dyslexic professionals), maximising the power of all your people. 

Yes. Every booking starts with a briefing call to map your audience, context and intended shift, and the talk is built with your examples, your language and your room in mind.

Investment varies by format, audience size and location, in line with professional keynote speaker fees in Australia. As a specialist speaker on neurodiversity, leadership and the future of work with AI, Mariane's fee reflects nearly two decades of behavioural science and industry experience, and every engagement includes a briefing call, a tailored keynote and a planner-ready pack. Share your event date, audience and budget and she will confirm scope and fee personally, usually within two business days. For planning your conference or corporate event budget, see a 2026 Australian speaker industry fee guide here.

Mariane is based in Port Macquarie on the NSW Mid North Coast, and speaks at conferences, corporate events and leadership offsites across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Australia-wide, as well as internationally. For distributed teams and global events she also delivers virtual keynotes and online workshops, so location is never a barrier to bringing human sustainability, neuroinclusion and future-of-work expertise to your audience.

Conference keynotes of 30 to 60 minutes, half-day and full-day leadership workshops, fireside chats, panel appearances, and virtual keynotes or webinars for remote and distributed audiences. Many organisations pair a keynote with a follow-on executive session, team workshop or Human Systems Sprint, so the ideas from the stage become working practice across the organisation. Every format is available for corporate events, industry conferences, association events, offsites and internal leadership programs.

A complete planner-ready pack designed to make the organiser's job easy: an approved speaker biography, session description, stage introduction, professional headshots, AV and technical requirements, and social media copy to promote the session. Every booking includes a pre-event briefing call to map your audience, context and intended outcomes, and Mariane responds to event organiser enquiries personally, usually within two business days.

Human Sustainability in the Age of AI is Mariane Power's speaking platform and strategic framework: the practice of redesigning roles, workloads, decisions and conditions so human performance keeps pace with accelerating technology, without burning people out. Technology is changing work faster than human biology can adapt, and the organisations that hold performance will be the ones that redesign first. It connects the future of work, AI adoption, psychosocial safety, burnout prevention and neuroinclusive workplace design into one practical leadership agenda.

Yes. Mariane is a neurodiversity keynote speaker and neuroinclusive systems strategist, and it runs through everything she presents. As a behavioural scientist, former clinical psychologist and late-diagnosed neurodivergent professional, she moves audiences past both the deficit model and the superpower cliché, showing how the differences in ADHD, autistic, dyslexic and other differently wired minds become competitive intelligence when roles, environments and ways of working are designed for them. Her neurodiversity talks serve corporate DEI programs, leadership teams, HR and People & Culture conferences, and any organisation building a neuroinclusive workplace.