Female Inspirational Speakers
It is no secret that senior leadership positions are dominated by men, and though the number of female leaders is growing, it is not growing fast enough. Despite this, companies with female executives are reportedly 30% more likely to outperform their competitors. This statistic proves the profitability of gender diversity in leadership positions.
Female speakers use their stories to empower female audiences, inspiring more women to strive for leadership positions. For businesses, these speakers discuss the gender inequalities they experienced, to teach audiences the impact of discrimination and prejudice. Our agency features the very best female leaders to inspire your audience.
Detola Amure
Founder of Super Working Mum, Founder of My Little Warrior Child CIC, CEO of the Productivity Company, Certified Maxwell Leadership Coach & Certified Grief SpecialistDr Aarti Anhas
Dr Behice Ece Ilhan
Director of Cultural Strategy for Deloitte, Senior Trend Strategist and Brand Futurist at MintelDr Jo Salter MBE
Dr Sabine Charles
Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu
Founder & Editor of Women in Leadership & Social Justice CampaignerDr Yvonne Thompson
Dr. Laura Penn
Founder of the Leadership Speaking School who is transforming leaders & teams into authentic communicators of the digital ageDr. Lynda Gratton
Founder & CEO of HSM Advisory, Professor of Management at London Business School & Bestselling Author of "The Shift" & "Redesigning Work: How to Transform Your Organisation and Make Hybrid Work for Everyone"Dr. Sian Proctor
Founder of Space2Inspire, Pilot of SpaceX’s Groundbreaking Inspiration4 Mission, and the First Black Woman to Command a SpacecraftDr. Vumile Msweli
Founder & CEO of Hesed Consulting, Media Contributor for Safm & The Guardian Nigeria, Named one of Africa's 40 Under 40 Business Icons & TEDx SpeakerEmma-Jane Taylor
Founder of The Works Company & Child Sexual Abuse CampaignerA key awareness event in the corporate calendar is International Women’s Day, which takes place on the 8th of March annually. International Women’s Day, often shortened to IWD, recognises the many achievements of female leaders across the world, as well as the discrimination that women often face in the workplace. Female inspirational leaders are regularly booked for IWD events to relate to and empower female audiences.
