International Women's Day

• Tammy has shattered barriers as a Nigerian woman in tech at Microsoft as a Customer Success Manager, showcasing that determination can lead to a successful pivot into the tech world, even without a formal background. • As the visionary founder of Purplebook.ng, Tammy empowers fellow Africans to seize international opportunities by simplifying complex admission processes in multiple countries. • Tammy's journey is a testament to breaking stereotypes, bridging continents, and achieving milestones with unwavering passion.

• Molly is a nationally acclaimed activist, celebrated with awards like the Queen's Coronation Champion Award and the St David's Award for Young People. • She's your universal "big sister," addressing taboo topics and fostering empowerment at any age. • Overcoming illness and living with a benign but inoperable brain tumour, Molly's journey is about living, not just surviving. She shares her path to independence and self-accountability, inspiring others to rebuild their lives from scratch. • From menstrual cycles to women's rights, Molly offers candid discussions to foster self-assured understanding. Her advocacy empowers young minds, fostering early self-empowerment. • Her impactful activism proves anyone can be a catalyst for change and her internationally recognised campaigns highlight the power of activism and inspire action. • Molly's talks resonate with personal growth and rewriting our own narratives, encouraging positive change.

• Faith Holloway is a champion for compassionate workplaces, supporting 43,000 employees across 11 organisations through life’s most difficult moments. • She has trained industry leaders like Deloitte, PwC, and Aviva, and is a sought-after keynote speaker and writer on the topics of compassion, grief and leadership. • Recently, she has spoke at Health and Wellbeing at Work, chaired an Institute of Government and Public Policy conference, and been published in BACP Workplace and People Management. • Compassionate Employers for was a finalist at the Business Charity Award in May 2023. A programme which Faith leads at a national charity for hospice and end of life care.

• Seonaid McIntosh is a World and European Champion and Britain’s most successful female rifle shooter. • She has achieved remarkable success, including winning several World Cups, World and European Championships and representing Team GB at the Tokyo 2021 Olympics. • Seonaid's passion for her sport is matched only by her passion for learning. Alongside her full-time sporting career Seonaid had managed to graduate with three degrees. • This commitment to excellence makes her a true inspiration to those aiming for peak performance.

• Abigail Agyei is an award-winning policy and strategy advisor, diversity, equity and inclusion champion, community builder and a neurodiversity advocate currently working at the Department of Health and Social Care. • She has over nine years’ experience in working with community groups, marginalised and under-represented groups. • Abigail was named one of last year's 'Top 50 Influential Neurodivergent Women by ‘Women Beyond the Box’ and is the winner of 2020 Civil Service Rising Star Award for her dedication to public and community service. • Abigail has spoken at HSBC, Great Ormond Street Hospital, Disability Inclusion in the Workplace Digital Conference at Westminster Insight and DODs Ethnic Minorities into Leadership and their Women into Leadership Conference, and D&I Leaders Neurodiversity at Work Seminar to name a few. • She has been awarded MBE by Her Majesty The Queen in 2022 New Year British Honours for Public and Community Services.

• Jess is on a mission to create inclusive environments for those with a neurological difference such as ADHD, autism and dyslexia - from schools to the workplace, and beyond. • As a proud ADHDer and parent to wonderful neurodiverse children, Jess firmly believes that to create truly inclusive societies we must all accept and embrace our neuro-diversities. • She uses her lived experience and the power of storytelling to deliver unforgettable, neurodiversity-affirming talks. • Jess is a staunch advocate for reframing the narrative around neurodiversity. • She has delivered talks and spoken on panels for Accenture, The Adecco Group, Virgin Media, Capgemini, Coulter Partners and more.

• Petra's passion for mental health advocacy stems from her tumultuous past. Raised in a notorious cult, she overcame addiction, depression, and anxiety, emerging as a powerful speaker and psychotherapist. Her personal triumph is a testament to the resilience she now inspires in others. • Having experienced toxic work environments, Petra is on a mission to change the world of work. Through dynamic talks, she challenges conventional well-being norms, promoting positive psychology, elite performance, and resilient team building. • Petra's captivating talks have graced prestigious stages worldwide, including PwC, Channel 4, Monzo Bank, and Havas Lynx group.

• Leanne Maskell is an ADHD Coach, Author, and Activist, having presented to the World Health Organization on improving global access to support for ADHD. • Previously working in mental health and disability law, Leanne set up ADHD Works to empower as many people as possible to learn about how to make ADHD work for them through courses, talks, and coaching. After being diagnosed with ADHD aged 25, Leanne published 3 books, including ‘ADHD: an A to Z’, as featured on Sky News. • Leanne has trained organisations including Disney, Microsoft, Yahoo and Paperchase on understanding, supporting and harnessing ADHD in the workplace.

• Charli Clement (she/they) is an activist, writer, speaker and Lived Experience Expert, discussing disability, neurodiversity, queerness and how these topics combine. • As a proud autistic, ADHD, dyspraxic & chronically ill person, she delivers training and talks to various sectors, including prestigious organisations like the British Medical Association, NHS, and Lancaster University • Charli has featured in leading media outlets: Metro, Independent, Digital Spy, Daily Mirror, and the Unwritten. • Alongside this, Charli works in the NHS & third sector organisations on improving psychiatric care, sensory environments and human rights for autistic people.

• Saadiya uses her personal experiences of Sickle Cell Anaemia to raise awareness for chronic illnesses and it's impact on daily life. • Her talks discuss overcoming challenges in the workplace, navigating relationships and advocating for health in various settings. • Saadiya's work has featured in Stylist, she has also written on navigating invisible illness at work for Black Ballad. • She has also founded The Invisible Crisis. This is an educational platform that shares the realities of navigating: the medical environment, work, friendships and life.

• Tanya is the Founder of Championing Youth Minds and pioneer for youth mental health. • Struggling with mental health challenges due to long-term disabilities, Fibromyalgia, and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, Tanya is a passionate advocate for mental health and disability education, especially within the South Asian community. • Her unique insights focus on educating workplaces and educational institutions about cultural competency and its relationship with other intersectional identities such as mental health, suicide, disability, race and gender. • As a suicide survivor, she shares her story passionately and has been an important force in the UK’s largest suicide prevention initiative Baton of Hope UK. • Tanya's impactful journey has taken her to global platforms, including speaking engagements at the University of Michigan, TEDxUniversity of Sussex and The Economist's Innovation@Work. • Her accolades include the Diana Award 2023, a Points of Light winner awarded by the Prime Minister, a finalist at the National Diversity Awards 2022, and recognition as GenZ Founder of the Year 2021.

• Caitlin Rozario is co-founder of interlude, a new way for businesses and workers to supercharge their productivity through the power of high-quality work breaks. • She is determined to drive positive change in workplace culture and ultimately make work days better. • After a freak allergic reaction at university led to her becoming temporarily blind and permanently visually impaired, Caitlin learned the value of breaks for not only mental and physical wellbeing, but also high performance. • She has appeared on a number of podcasts, has written about the importance of breaks, sustainable productivity and mental health for a number of publications including Startups Magazine and Workplace Wellbeing Professional, and was recently a key speaker at WORKTECH x London Wellbeing. • A content marketer by trade and a lifelong learner. Caitlin graduated from Cambridge and UCL and recently gained her MBA from Quantic Business School.

• Joey Li is the co-founder of Leiho, a remarkable social enterprise on a mission to empower vulnerable children, families, and individuals. With every purchase from Leiho, you're contributing to employment, skill building, and personal development projects that help rebuild lives. They also provide essential items like underwear, socks, toiletries, and meals to those without a home. • Joey's passion extends to inspiring young minds interested in entrepreneurship. She shares her journey and insights on how to navigate the exciting world of business. • Her talks are a goldmine for aspiring entrepreneurs, giving them a firsthand understanding of what it takes to start and run a socially conscious business. • She is a powerhouse for business talks that aim to create a positive impact. For businesses seeking to do more good and make meaningful contributions to society, Joey's wisdom and experience offer a roadmap to success with a purpose. • Joey was nominated Top 100 women in social enterprise in 2022 by Euclid Network.

• Amber Shand is an award winning Software Engineer and keynote speaker who continues to pave the way to get more women into the world of technology. • From teaching women how to code and witnessing them step into the industry in their first roles, she noticed the extent to which imposter syndrome seemed to persist for them and also herself. • This led her to create the Own Your Wins newsletter with 1,700+ subscribers helping women overcome self-doubt, imposter syndrome, and to celebrate their achievements. • She has gone on to win several awards including the Pay it Forward award from Code First Girls, the Women in Software Power List 2021 & 2022, TechWomen100, and the Coding Black Females Star of 2021 award. • She has delivered talks for companies including PwC, Salesforce, LeadDev, codebar, Girls into Coding & Coding Black Females and hosted several of Code First Girls’ MOOCs (massive online open courses) for companies including GCHQ, Barclays, Bank of America, IPO and HubSpot.

• Krystle is the Founder of Mind Over Money, a behaviour change and finance consultancy. She is also a qualified CIMA Chartered Accountant and has worked with companies in the technology and creative space for over 15 years. • She is a neurodivergent, a Mental Health Advocate, CBT Coach and has a Masters in Behavioural and Economic Science and Bachelors in Financial Mathematics. • Krystle has won several awards including Great British Businesswoman Award 2022 and Top 100 Women INvolve Yahoo Future Leaders 2022. • She combines finance and psychology to improve financial decision-making, confidence, and wellbeing. • She has worked with individuals and organisations, such as Equifax, Moonpig, Boots No7 and AllBright. She has also appeared on ITV, featured in several papers such as the Telegraph, The Female Lead, on Refinery29 and BBC Radio. • Krystle is the Director of Charity Abianda - supporting young women and girls who are victims of gangs and county lines, and family maths charity Maths on Toast.

• Jo was formerly a no saying, height hating, risk averse Business Advisor. Until she found adventure. • From corporate suits to hiking boots, Jo became the 36th British woman to summit Everest and the 3rd British woman to reach the summit of Manaslu (the world’s 8th highest mountain). • Jo speaks to corporates, schools and at events about making friends with fear, being a champion to others and yourself, donning your 'brave pants' and going for it. • She presents regularly at the Gold Duke of Edinburgh's Awards at Buckingham Palace and St James's Palace, and has presented talks online and in person to Hotels.com, Mercer, the NHS Foundation Trust, Youth Adventure Trust, the British Army, North Yorkshire Police and National Rail to name but a few.

• Meet Ola Majekodunmi, the dynamic force behind All Things Money—an online haven designed to equip young adults with essential financial tools for navigating the complex realm of adulting. • As a sought-after speaker, Ola dives into diverse personal finance realms, offering insights on budgeting, saving strategies, entering the property market, mastering credit wisely, and the holistic importance of financial wellbeing. • Her talks serve as beacons guiding audiences through the maze of financial intricacies, fostering a generation well-versed in the art of managing their resources. • Ola's impact echoes far and wide, gracing stages with over 100+ captivating talks for All Things Money, universities, and corporate titans including Accenture, NatWest, McDonald's, and Estée Lauder. • Her compelling presence extends beyond the live arena, having been showcased on esteemed platforms like BBC, GB News, and featured in distinguished publications such as The Financial Times, The Guardian, Elle Magazine, and The New York Times.