Speaking
Talks and workshops on the questions I can't leave alone.
I speak about work, money, mental health, leadership, and what it means to be seen. About the choices we make, the assumptions we challenge, and how we navigate change. Blending lived experience with fresh perspectives and practical insights, my talks are designed to spark conversations that stay with you.
Topics for keynotes, workshops and panel conversations. Each can be shaped to the room.
Reflection · Talk
Being able to do something and being free to do it are different problems. The distance between knowing what makes sense and being able to act on it: the distance between the plan and Tuesday morning — and what teams and organizations might change to make good intentions workable.
Audiences Leadership teams · HR & people leaders · Women's leadership networks
Question · Talk
What happens to earning capacity when someone needs you? Financial independence involves more than income: knowledge, control, time, and the practical ability to make choices within real relationships — without pretending independence means doing everything alone.
Audiences Women's professional networks · Financial-education programs · Women's employee groups
Question · Talk
What happens when a mental-health crisis enters ordinary life? A career spent understanding organizations makes me curious about what systems notice, what they miss, and who carries the consequences. A lived-experience perspective, not clinical expertise.
Audiences HR & wellbeing leads · Managers in tech companies · Family & caregiver organizations
Talk · Workshop
Anorexia rarely looks the way people expect. A lived-experience talk on what to notice early, what actually helps, and what quietly makes things worse — for the adults around a young person, not a clinical lecture.
Audiences Parents · Educators & school staff · Caregivers · Youth professionals
Question
On the strange cost of being seen doing the thing you're good at.
Audiences Women founders & freelancers · Small-business programs · Career-development groups
Question
A suspicion that the problem is usually something else.
Audiences Mid-career women · Accelerators · Leadership-development programs
Some ideas are better explored together. I'm open to conversations, talks, workshops, and collaborations that turn interesting questions into something useful.
