Keynote speaker fees in Australia vary widely depending on the speaker’s experience, profile, preparation, travel and event type. New or emerging speakers may start around $1,000, while high-profile celebrities, major business figures and international speakers can charge $20,000 or more.

Andy Nunn sits in the professional middle range. With over 20 years of experience, global brand experience and a TEDx talk, Andy’s keynote fees start from $8,000 + GST + travel.

Andy Nunn is a keynote speaker who specialises in change, uncertainty, mindset, perception and human behaviour.

His sessions are designed for leadership teams, sales teams and conference audiences who need to think differently, make better decisions and become more comfortable with uncertainty.

Andy’s keynote explores how the mind works under pressure, uncertainty and change. He covers cognitive bias, decision-making, mindset, perception, perspective and human performance.

The central idea is that growth often feels uncomfortable. Andy helps audiences understand that discomfort, work with it and use it as a signal for learning, adaptation and change.

Andy’s keynotes are different because the audience does not just hear ideas about psychology and mindset. They experience how their mind works in real time.

Using mentalism, psychology and audience interaction, Andy demonstrates how people make assumptions, miss information, follow patterns and build beliefs. This makes the keynote more engaging, memorable and practical than a standard lecture.

Yes. Andy is a strong fit for events focused on change, uncertainty, resilience, leadership and growth mindset.

His keynote helps people understand how the brain responds to uncertainty, why people resist change and how perspective can shift the way people make decisions, communicate and perform.

Yes. Andy works well with leadership teams because his keynote explores decision-making, perception, bias and communication.

For leaders, the session helps highlight how assumptions shape behaviour, how uncertainty affects judgement and how small shifts in perspective can change the way teams respond to pressure and change.

Yes. Andy’s work is highly relevant for sales teams because it focuses on perception, influence, communication, decision-making and human behaviour.

The keynote helps sales teams better understand how people think, how assumptions are formed and how trust, attention and perspective influence buying decisions.

Start with your event theme and the outcome you want from the session. A good keynote speaker should match the audience, support the event message and give people something they can remember and use.

Look at the speaker’s experience, delivery style, audience interaction, topic relevance and ability to customise the session. For events about change, uncertainty, leadership, mindset, perception or decision-making, Andy Nunn is a strong fit.

The best keynote speaker depends on your event goal, audience and theme. For events focused on change, uncertainty, mindset, perception, decision-making and leadership, Andy Nunn is a strong fit.

Andy combines keynote speaking, psychology and mentalism to create an interactive experience where audiences see their own thinking in action. This makes the session useful for conferences that need both insight and engagement.

Yes. Andy is available for keynote speaking events nationwide across Australia.

Travel costs are quoted separately depending on the event location, timing and requirements.

Andy’s standard keynote is 45 minutes, but it can be adapted to suit your event format.

Sessions can usually be adjusted to run between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on your agenda, audience and event goals.

Yes. Workshops are available.

For larger events, Andy can also partner with an external facilitator to deliver a deeper workshop experience alongside the keynote. This works well when the event needs both a high-impact keynote and a more practical follow-up session.

Andy offers several event options, including keynote presentation, keynote plus workshop, and keynote plus stage show for gala dinners or evening events.

This allows the session to fit different event formats, from business conferences to leadership days and gala dinners.

Yes. Andy can combine a keynote with a stage show or entertainment-style session for gala dinners and evening events.

The keynote delivers the message. The stage show adds a high-impact entertainment experience using mentalism, psychology and audience participation.

Andy covers cognitive bias, decision-making, mindset, perception, perspective, uncertainty and human performance.

His work is especially relevant for organisations dealing with change, complexity, pressure, leadership challenges or the need to think differently.

Yes. Andy is a TEDx speaker. His talk, Seeing Isn’t Always Believing, explores perception, belief and how easily the mind can be misled.

This theme connects directly to his keynote work on decision-making, uncertainty, bias and perspective.

Mentalism makes the keynote more engaging, memorable and interactive.

Rather than simply explaining how the mind works, Andy uses mentalism to let the audience experience it for themselves. This brings energy and fun into the room while still supporting a serious message about perception, bias, mindset and decision-making.