Dr Jack Lewis is an author, broadcaster and motivational speaker.
Jack has a first-class degree in neuroscience from the University of Nottingham, received his doctorate from University College London and went on to present a variety of science TV shows for the BBC, ITV, Discovery, Sky and Curiosity Stream.
His best-selling book Sort Your Brain Out has helped thousands of people worldwide get more out of their brains daily. He’s also shared this topic live on stage with dozens of international audiences from Miami to Prague.
His latest book, The Science of Sin, was translated into Arabic, Chinese, Portuguese, and Spanish. It provides neuroscientific insights into how the “7 deadly sins” help us thrive in moderation, harm us in excess, and are routinely leveraged to boost sales.
“Jack was brilliant! The feedback received so far from delegates has been fantastic. He was so easy to work with, very engaging and his content was so interesting – a real hit with everyone so please pass on our thanks.”
Honda (2022)
Dr Jack Lewis – Keynote Speaker:
Dr Jack has given hundreds of brain talks at conferences for companies across all industry sectors, from global entities like Siemens, Deloitte, Warner Bros and ITV Global to local government institutions, teachers associations and the National Trust.
The Neuroscience of Decision-Making:
Dr Jack helped Deloitte add £100 million to its bottom line with a talk on the neuroscience of decision-making for the team that pitched for the global Tesco Auditing business. Based on that success, he was invited to share these insights with Central European teams in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Once audiences understand how brains make decisions, it is much easier to get a client to make the decision you need them to make. This talk is extremely popular with finance and sales teams.
Science of Innovation:
Across seven consecutive events, Dr Jack worked with ITV Global’s senior leadership team, heads of development and middle management to help foster a culture of creativity through his Science of Innovation talk.
He shares evidence-based insights into strategies that genuinely boost creative problem-solving and others that, while hugely popular, don’t actually work, like brainstorming. This talk is often paired with a 30-minute interactive session that runs delegates through a scientifically valid method of creative ideation that Jack calls The Brain Shake – invaluable for creative firms.
Resilience and Technology:
Jack’s talks on Building Resilience and Technology on the Brain have always gone down extremely well, with Education Sector audiences keen to do more to look after their own brains while under stress and those of the young people in their care.
Jack also presents the speech and workshop presentation Sort Your Brain Out.
Dr Jack also puts together bespoke talks, upon request, for example a talk on Unconscious Bias for the National Trust who wanted to understand how they could create marketing materials that appealed to a broader segment of the British public.
Delivered in plain English, with infectious enthusiasm, and built on a deep foundation of scientific evidence, Dr. Jack’s talks always go down brilliantly, whether the audience is an intimate group of 10 or several hundred.