Leading work life balance and team cohesion advocate
Mark McKeon is one of Australia’s top work-life balance and team unity experts. He can present keynotes, provide tailored sessions, conduct workshops and conference programs for any organisation, and has a key focus on lifestyle, team-building and leadership.
A popular author and editor, Mark has been involved in various publications. This comprises being a consulting editor to ‘Ultra-Fit’ magazine in both Australia and the UK, a column writer for ‘The Age’ and ‘Panorama’ as well as authoring several books including ‘Work a Little Less, Live a Little More’ and ‘Every Day Counts’.
For fourteen years, McKeon was the fitness and team-building coach for AFL team Collingwood and acted as Collingwood’s Club Runner for more than 250 games, an AFL record. He has also worked with Victoria in the State of Origin Series, on five occasions. Mark also played VFL football for Melbourne and represented the state through the VFA.
In 1998, at the age of forty-one, Mark took part and was a member of the winning team in the inaugural AFL triathlon, which saw him compete against players from all the teams in the sport. Within the same year, he also competed in and gave a commentary on the British Cross Training Challenge in London, which is a gruelling competition.
With a strong focus on encouraging and improving every individual, Mark is an inspirational and motivational speaker who can strengthen teams, and thus improve productivity. He can also adapt his presentations to tailor them to the needs of the audience.