Tariq Jordan

Tariq specialises in influential communication and storytelling. He is a Writer’s Guild of Great Britain nominated playwright; who for almost a decade has worked with world leading organisations; many of which are Fortune Global 500 market leaders. His work covers diverse industries including Tech and AI, Education, Energy, Banking, Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, Professional Services, Government, and Diplomats. He works with teams as well as individuals from emerging leaders to C-Level executives around the world. 

Tariq has designed and delivered bespoke transformation and change programmes for clients. He has in-depth expertise in helping to create psychologically and cross-culturally safe spaces. He has helped leaders weave their experiences into compelling narratives that impact their organisation. He has a passion for helping people navigate conflict and connect with others authentically and with purpose in an ever-growing landscape of global transformation. As a storyteller he helps craft stories that make complex ideas human, build trust, and drive decisions.   

His most recent writing credit is Jungle Book: Reimagined for the internationally celebrated Akram Khan Company. The show has toured 70 cities in 30 countries and played to over 150,000 people including at Sadler’s Wells (London), Théâtre du Châtelet (Paris), and Lincoln Center (Broadway, New York).  

Tariq is also a qualified teacher with a PGCE in education. He had a career working with children for many years and has experience working with neurodiversity and learning differences; with a special focus on childhood development and measuring success outcomes.  

Tariq is also a visiting lecturer at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama where he has taught storytelling. He regularly lectures in the power of story and coaches TED talkers for global conferences. He has written publications for the Big Issue and the Guardian.