Matina Jewell
Leadership Strategist & Keynote Speaker
“The most powerful speaker you will ever see”
Country Fire Authority

Matina Jewell
Leadership Strategist & Keynote Speaker
“The most powerful speaker you will ever see”
Chief Fire Officer - Country Fire Authority
LEADERSHIP IN ACTION
Matina Jewell is a transformative leader providing life-changing perspective from the front-line of leadership, resilience and change.
Matina earned her military accolades in some of the toughest environments on earth. Her courageous decision-making, dutiful leadership style and purpose driven approach to building resilience in teams to thrive through change continues to be transformative for leading organisations, globally.
Matina has been a Prime Ministerial advisor and remains highly sought-after as a leadership strategist and an in-demand International keynote speaker for over a decade.
Major Matina Jewell (Retired) CSP is leadership in action.

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Matina’s story is one of courage, integrity and leadership in action.
Matina’s story is one of courage, integrity and leadership in action.
- Keynote Speaking
- Workshops & Advisory
- Online Courses
- Thrive Retreat
- Best-Selling Book
Keynote Speaking
Shift your perspective. Matina’s lessons on leadership, resilience & change have helped transform organisations.
Workshops & Advisory
Leadership for high performance teams and culture. Navigate challenges with clarity and conviction.
Online Courses
This is leadership in action, in your pocket. More incredible stories leading on the front-line, from global hot spots to Houses of Parliament.
Thrive Retreat
Leadership Team Experience. Join Matina, for a fusion of professional and personal development, growth and rejuvenation like no other.
Best-Selling Book
‘Caught in the Crossfire’. A frighteningly dramatic, first-hand account of the chaos and confusion of modern war and the leadership qualities to survive it.
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