Andy Green
What being a vet taught me about curiosity and its impact on self-discovery and leadership.
Andy Green is an award-winning international speaker, trainer, facilitator, and Neurostrategist with over 30 years’ experience as a small animal veterinarian and business owner. He is co-founder of the world’s largest veterinary Employee Ownership Trust, reflecting his commitment to collaborative leadership and organisational culture. Andy holds certifications in NLP, Neurostrategies, Harrison Assessments, and Contribution Compass behavioural profiling, enabling him to work effectively with individuals and organisations at every level.
With a collaborative, engaging, and thought-provoking approach, Andy is dedicated to facilitating genuine change. His work focuses on enhancing leadership capability, building high-performing teams, and developing strategic thinking. This could be through mentoring individuals or facilitating large-scale cultural transformation, as Andy combines deep professional experience with sophisticated behavioural insights to unlock potential and drive meaningful organisational outcomes.
About the talk
Curiosity is vital to developing yourself, exploring identity, uncovering purpose, and living with genuine fulfilment. Andy’s talk will illustrate this through key moments from his 30-year veterinary career, including an unusual and compelling pet-related story that perfectly captures curiosity’s transformative power. He will challenge audiences to reflect on their own curiosity and its impact on personal development, identity, and purpose. Through storytelling and practical insights, Andy will demonstrate how cultivating curiosity becomes a cornerstone of growth. Attendees will leave inspired to embrace curiosity as a vital tool for developing themselves, exploring their identity, and unlocking their true potential and fulfilment.
Interesting Facts
Interesting thing about you that people won’t know
I’ve done 6 firewalks, I’m learning to fly helicopters, and I also hold a 3rd Dan black belt in karate and was a 2-time National champion.
What achievement makes you most proud?
My wife and I are raising our daughter to be a caring, kind, happy and strong human being, who also thinks I’m cool!
What do you get up to in your spare time?
I love being active and currently play a LOT of tennis! I also enjoy snowboarding, hiking, live rock music gigs with my daughter, playing guitar and am also learning to fly helicopters.
If you weren’t doing what you’re doing now, what would you be doing instead?
I’m already doing what I really love to do, so that is a hard one! I would still be helping people, supporting, coaching, possibly in a sporting environment.