Kenneth Pearson

Kenneth Pearson is not your typical speaker ... and that’s exactly the point. With a unique blend of organizational development strategy and poetic mindfulness, Kenneth invites audiences into a deeper understanding of leadership, structure, and presence. He is the author of "The Flow of Five Tiers," which introduces The Five Tier Framework, a transformative framework for building high-functioning organizations from the inside out, and the founder of "Live a Haiku Life," a movement that bridges the art of haiku with modern-day leadership and personal clarity.

Kenneth holds a Master of Science in Industrial-Organizational Psychology and an MFA in Creative Writing. He brings two decades of experience guiding tribal governments, nonprofits, and mission-driven businesses through change, growth, and alignment. Whether addressing a conference stage or an executive team, Kenneth blends strategic insight with human depth, offering tools that are both practical and profound.

He is the host of the Unboxing OD and Quiet Currents podcasts and a featured speaker at national conferences, including the National Native American Human Resources Association and National University’s Center for Entrepreneurialism. His talks don’t just inform ... they shift. His presence invites reflection, and his words often linger long after the session ends.

When he’s not speaking or consulting, you’ll likely find him walking his dog at sunrise, coaching youth soccer, or capturing the moment in seventeen syllables.