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.
Lara Morgan
Founder of Pacific Direct, Three-time finalist in the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award & Founding Member of the Young Entrepreneurs OrganisationLaura Kenny
President of Commonwealth Games England, 5 x Olympic Gold Medallist, 14 x European Champion Cyclist & 7 x World ChampionLinda Yueh
Former Chief Business Correspondent for the BBC, Fellow at Oxford University, Adjunct Professor at London Business School & Author on Global EconomicsLydia Amoah
Founder & CEO of Backlight & The Black Pound Company & Former Workshop Leader for Channel 4Mahault Albarracin
Leading authority in AI governance, ethics, & sustainability & Director of Research Strategy & Product Integration at VERSES AIMakaziwe Mandela
Nelson Mandela's daughter, Chairman of the House of Mandela & Social Justice AdvocateMariana Bozesan
Founder of SageEra Institute LLC, Co-Founder of Infobahn International GmbH, Human Rights Activist, Serial Entrepreneur, Philanthropist & AuthorMartine Wright
Survivor of the 7/7 London Bombings & Paralympic Sitting Volleyball CaptainMeena Harris
Founder of the Phenomenal Woman Action Campaign & Head of Strategy & Leadership at UberMegan Smith
Former CTO of the United States, Founder of TechHire, and Current CEO of Shift7A 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.
