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1,439 | How Henry Bowles Builds Resilient High Performing Leaders

Henry Bowles, PhD, is a communication expert, keynote speaker, and advisor with doctorates from Harvard and Oxford. With decades of experience, he equips leaders, teams, and organizations to build resilience, sharpen mindset, and perform at the highest level.

He is the creator of the REV: Respond, Expand, Venture framework, a practical system designed to help individuals navigate pressure, adapt quickly, and take decisive action in complex environments.

A Fulbright Fellow and Harvard Horizons Scholar, Henry has taught extensively at Harvard and Oxford, trained in journalism at Northwestern’s Medill School, and presented his research around the world. He also completed the full improv curriculum at Second City, bringing a dynamic, real world edge to his communication and leadership work.
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Guest Profile

Kevin McDonald

Owner

Creator and Host of Positive Talk Radio and its Parent Company KMmedia.pro

Henry Bowles

Resilience Expert

With PhDs from Harvard and Oxford, actionable frameworks, and decades of communication expertise, Henry delivers his REV: RESPOND, EXPAND, VENTURE℠ keynotes, consulting, and coaching—empowering leaders, teams, and organizations to master resilience for peak mindset, agility, and performance.

He is a Fulbright Fellow and Harvard Horizons Scholar with a distinguished record in communication leadership: He has taught extensively at Harvard and Oxford, trained in journalism at Northwestern’s Medill School, presented his research worldwide—and completed Second City’s full improv curriculum.