Keynotes on Shared Leadership & Co-Leadership

Keynotes & talks

Keynotes on shared leadership

You’re looking for a speaker who explains shared leadership not because she read a book, but because she did it herself. Practice, not buzzwords.

Topics I bring

01

Why dual leaderships fail

And what the successful ones do differently. An honest look at the tipping points – for leadership conferences and congresses.

02

Leadership in part-time

Shared leadership as a concrete answer to skill shortages and changing expectations. For HR and leadership events.

03

Who decides when two decide?

The sore spot of every shared leadership – and how to solve it before it becomes conflict. For offsites and internal formats.

Fitting occasions

  • Leadership conference
  • Congress or specialist conference
  • Team or department offsite
  • Internal leadership format

Formats & duration

Impulse

20 minutes, one clear thought that sticks.

Keynote

45 minutes with practical examples and room for questions.

Keynote + workshop

Talk plus a deeper working phase for participants.

About the speaker

Amrit Rescheneder led in a shared leadership model herself for years, after 15 years of leadership responsibility in banking. She speaks about shared leadership from lived experience – concrete, clear and without stage pathos.

⚠ PLACEHOLDER: previous stages, references and photo to be supplied by the client. Invent nothing.

Tech & logistics

  • Willing to travel across the DACH region
  • Languages: German and English
  • Required tech: microphone, projector/screen, HDMI – details on request

Does this fit your event?

Tell me briefly the occasion, date and audience – I’ll get back to you with a proposal.

Amrit Rescheneder

Expert in co-leadership

Amrit Rescheneder

Amrit Rescheneder helps organisations and leadership tandems build shared leadership that works. She led in a job-sharing model herself for years – after 15 years of leadership responsibility in banking. She knows shared leadership from practice, not from textbooks.

Updated: 24 July 2026

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