Nicole Vignola

Nicole Vignola is a neuroscientist, corporate consultant, and brain performance coach, dedicated to making neuroscience accessible to the masses. By imparting tangible and pragmatic insights into brain functions, she explores how we can work with our brain, rather than against it. With over 12 years of experience, Nicole has collaborated with companies and individuals worldwide to educate employees on the science of human optimisation, health, and longevity, aiming to enhance daily performance and bring peak performance to the workplace.

Nicole holds a BSc in Neuroscience, where her research focused on adult synaptic plasticity, aiming to map the wiring diagram of the human brain. This research served as a foundation for her work on the plasticity of mindset change. She began to explore how these principles could be integrated into everyday life to transform our brain into our best ally. Currently, as part of her MSc in Organisational Psychology, Nicole’s research focuses on the science behind decision-making and how physiological tools can improve our ability to make crucial decisions in high-pressure workplace situations.

Nicole’s recent clients include Lloyds Banking Group, Makers Mark, and Smeg Ltd. Her first book, “Rewire: Your Neurotoolkit for Everyday,” is set to be published in 2025.

Nicole’s keynote topics cover a range of critical areas for workplace and personal development. She delves into how we can think faster, decide quicker, and feel better by using physiological tools for peak performance. Additionally, she discusses the science of behavioural change in the workplace, highlighting how to achieve long-lasting and positive change. She also addresses how to build resilience and handle stress effectively, transforming hectic work environments into calm, productive teams.

Nicole’s expertise and engaging approach make her a sought-after speaker and consultant, helping individuals and organisations harness the power of neuroscience to improve performance, decision-making, and resilience in the workplace. Through her work, she continues to inspire and educate, making complex scientific concepts accessible and applicable to everyday life.