Dale Whelehan, PhD

Short biography

Dale Whelehan, PhD, is a behavioural scientist, Assistant Professor at Trinity College Dublin and founder of House of Time. His work explores how time shapes work, wellbeing and human flourishing. Formerly CEO of 4 Day Week Global, he helped lead an international movement testing working-time reduction. He is developing Temporal Intelligence, a framework for understanding and shaping time across our lives, relationships and systems. Recognised through TIME100 Health and Forbes 30 Under 30, Dale is a two-time TEDx speaker and is writing It’s About Time.

Introducing Dale on stage

Our next speaker asks a question most of us recognise: why do we never feel we have enough time? Dale Whelehan, PhD, is a behavioural scientist at Trinity College Dublin, founder of House of Time and former CEO of 4 Day Week Global. Today, he’ll help us look differently at how time shapes our work and lives. Please welcome Dale Whelehan.

Keynotes

It’s About Time

Temporal Intelligence for a world that never has enough time. Understand time pressure, its effects and the changes within our individual and collective influence.

Who Controls the Clock?

How leaders’ decisions about workload, availability and working rhythms shape other people’s ability to think, collaborate and recover.

The Time Dividend

What will we do with the time technology promises us? Connect productivity gains with better work, healthier lives and long-term business value.

Planning an engagement

Keynotes, facilitated sessions and leadership conversations are available in person and online. The topic, format, duration and audience needs are agreed during enquiry. Share your event date, location, audience and intended outcomes where known.

For speaker introductions, use “Dale Whelehan, PhD”. His current role is Assistant Professor at Trinity College Dublin. His work with 4 Day Week Global should be described as a former role.

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