The Leaders Goal Setting Kick Off

A two-hour, high-energy, and highly practical workshop designed for leaders and managers across all industries. Gerry combines powerful storytelling with actionable tools to help teams elevate performance and achieve meaningful results.

Date: Wednesday, 7 January 2026

Time: 10am - 12pm

Venue: Newpark Hotel, Kilkenny

What Participants Can Expect

A session full of inspiration, interaction, and fun—featuring five key insights drawn from Gerry’s extraordinary experiences, including running 32 marathons in 32 days, completing 10 Iron-distance triathlons in 10 days, and working with 1,000+ companies and organisations to help them achieve their goals.

Outcomes

• A Clear 5 Step Goal Setting Framework to achieve organisational objectives
• A unique insight into 5 Business Resources every business has access to - but that most leaders ignore  
• Attendees highly motivated and energised to lead into 2026

Focus Areas

• The Five Most Important Elements to Achieve Any Goal (Only one of which appears in the SMART Goals framework.)
• Lessons for Leaders Insights from Gerry’s latest book, Lessons for Leaders, designed to help leaders drive even greater performance across their teams.

About Gerry Duffy

Gerry Duffy is a well-known, high-energy speaker who has been inspiring audiences for more than 15 years across Ireland, Europe, and the USA. His friendly, engaging style helps people connect, reflect, and walk away ready to take action. His clients include Aldi, Aer Lingus, British Gas, Dalata Hotel Group, IFAC, HP, Silver Hill Foods, and Woodies DIY.

He is also a passionate endurance athlete—running 32 marathons in 32 days and completing 10 Iron-distance triathlons in 10 days—and the author of four books including Lessons for Leaders – 28 Things to Think About for Senior Leaders and CEOs.

Testimonial:“Gerry spoke at our Leadership Symposium. There were 90 people in the room from more than 30 different companies, and Gerry was the highlight of the day for many of them. You could have heard a pin drop during his presentation.” — Gráinne Walsh, Irish Centre for Business Excellence