Speaking & Workshops

Programs that reignite what matters.

Lerzan Aksoy and Timothy Keiningham bring Remattering™ to any group of people ready to talk honestly about what's gone quiet in their lives, and do something about it. Their talks connect research with human stories and invite audiences to consider one practical next step in their own lives.

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Your Speakers

Meet Lerzan and Tim.

Lerzan Aksoy

Lerzan Aksoy

Dean
Fordham University
Gabelli School of Business

A recipient of the American Marketing Association's Christopher Lovelock Career Contributions Award and a Fulbright scholar, Lerzan brings decades of loyalty research and her experience leading a mission-driven business school to conversations about achievement, contribution, and purpose. She is co-author of the New York Times bestseller The Wallet Allocation Rule.

Timothy Keiningham

Timothy Keiningham

J. Donald Kennedy Endowed Chair in E-Commerce
St. John's University
Peter J. Tobin College of Business

Before academia, Tim spent more than 25 years in industry, including 17 years at Ipsos, where he rose to Global Chief Strategy Officer. He is among the top one percent of cited scholars in business and management worldwide, and co-author of the New York Times bestseller The Wallet Allocation Rule.

Keynote

The Remattering Keynote

A keynote exploring why achievement can leave us feeling unfulfilled, how loyalty strengthens relationships, and what it means to come to matter again. Audiences encounter the research and leave with an invitation to begin: one person, one conversation, one act of attention. Length and emphasis can be discussed for your event.

Workshop

Remattering Workshops

Working sessions that turn the book’s ideas into reflection and action. Participants consider the purpose beneath their ambitions, where their attention goes, and the relationships they want to tend. Discuss a format suited to your group, with time to choose a concrete next step. Personal reflection can remain private.

Universities

Remattering on Campus

Bring Remattering to students, faculty, staff, or alumni. Discuss a campus keynote, a facilitated conversation, or a workshop on purpose beyond achievement, attention, and the relationships that sustain a university community. Tell us about your audience so we can shape the session with you.

Book a Program

Bring Remattering to your audience.

Tell us about your event or group and we will respond promptly. You can also reach us directly at hello@remattering.com.

For interviews, publishing, or other inquiries, contact Lerzan and Tim.

Prefer email? Write to hello@remattering.com.