Former Australian swimmer and police officer turned digital safety expert — helping 29 million people navigate the human cost of technology.
Yasmin London has a background that is genuinely unusual for the digital safety space: she swam for Australia and served as a NSW Police Officer before building a career as one of the country's leading voices on online safety and the human consequences of technology. She is now CEO of The Digital Fluency Group, a global online safety expert whose work has reached more than 29 million people, and the creator of the F.I.R.S.T Mover Framework. Her clients include ANZ, Commonwealth Bank, TikTok ANZ, Lendlease, Monash University, and Schroders Capital.
What London brings that most digital speakers cannot is a lived understanding of risk, safety, and human vulnerability from two very different professional contexts — elite sport and law enforcement — applied to the digital world. Her frameworks are grounded in that experience rather than built from trend-watching, and her ability to speak to the human cost of online harm is shaped by genuine frontline exposure.
She suits corporate wellbeing events, school and youth leadership programs, women's leadership forums, and government and law enforcement conferences. She is particularly effective at events where audiences — whether leaders, parents, educators, or young people — need an honest and practically useful guide to navigating technology without losing sight of what matters. Audiences leave with both a clearer picture of the risks and a set of frameworks they can actually use.
Yasmin London is a keynote speaker and MC based in New South Wales who speaks on artificial intelligence, leadership and technology. Book through Executive Speakers Australia.
Looking for an MC who can elevate your event and keep your audience engaged from start to finish? Yasmin is an experienced MC and event host who brings energy, structure, and connection to every room - from large-scale conferences to leadership summits. In this short video, Yasmin shares how she helps audiences stay present, prepped, and engaged throughout the day, ensuring every speaker, session, and moment flows seamlessly.
If you’re planning an event and want a confident, warm, and professional host who can hold the room Yasmin is ready.
Going First is rarely comfortable. But it's how everything meaningful begins.
Discover how embracing the 'Art of Going First' can transform your leadership journey. Yasmin shares her signature framework for becoming a First Mover - someone who leads bravely, creates change and builds lasting impact across both digital and physical spaces. Learn how to harness knowledge, authenticity, resilience, and action to unlock new opportunities and inspire others to follow your lead.
The Art of Going First is a keynote for organisations looking to go deeper into confidence, action, and leading through change.
Audiences will leave with:
• A deep understanding of why storytelling is a lifeline, not just a leadership tool
• The value of disrupting patterns that no longer serve us in work and in life
• Clarity on how to reimagine leadership as something we co-create, not inherit
• A powerful reminder that progress, not perfection, is what drives confidence and delivers on positive impact
Because going first isn’t just brave, it’s necessary. And it starts by making the first move.
This keynote asks an uncomfortable question. As we race to automate work, decisions, and even relationships, what exactly are we handing over, and what are we quietly losing?
AI is no longer just changing productivity. It is reshaping how trust is built, how judgement is exercised, and how safe, visible, and connected people feel at work and in life.
Drawing on her work advising governments, boards, and global organisations on online safety and digital wellbeing, Yasmin challenges the idea that progress is neutral or inevitable. She explores how essential human capabilities such as deep listening, critical thinking, and ethical judgement are being eroded at the very moment they matter most. Because in an AI shaped world, connection is no longer a nice-to-have. It is a leadership decision, and it is one we are already making, whether we realise it or not.
This keynote is built for organisations navigating rapid AI adoption and grappling with the growing gap between technical capability, human capability, and growing AI fatigue.
3 key takeaways for clients:
• Why organisations must prioritise building human capability alongside AI adoption, and what’s at risk if they don’t
• Simple, practical strategies and frameworks to embed human-centred AI across teams and decision-making
• How this approach directly drives high-trust, high-performance cultures that are future fit
Best suited for:
WHS conferences, risk and compliance, capability and workforce development, legal, financial services, healthcare, insurance, and education sectors.
Taking the Digital Generation from Risk to Resilience.
Today’s students are growing up in a world where friendships, identity, learning, and belonging are deeply shaped by digital environments that evolve faster than most adults can keep up with.
For schools, this presents both a challenge and an opportunity. In this engaging professional learning session, Yasmin explores how educators and school leaders can better understand the online realities shaping their students’ lives, respond confidently to emerging issues such as generative AI, gaming dynamics, deepfakes, and online harassment, and shift from constantly reacting to digital incidents to proactively building digitally resilient young people.
Yasmin was absolutely fantastic! She had the audience captivated from start to finish.Directions Conference
Yasmin was exceptional. Her ability to engage with a very diverse audience was impressive.ANZ/Crowdstrike
Yasmin was a pleasure to work with and delivered an outstanding presentation.Commonwealth Bank
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