Public Speaking

Part of my journey in business, and in the digital landscape, is my passion to motivate, educate and inspire others who experience the same challenges as me. I’m never short of something to say – so speaking openly, in front of an audience comes naturally.

Public speaking is an area I want to grow and leverage because it’s a great tool to put yourself out there and connect with even more like-minded people.

What I enjoy talking about:

Business diversification
Overcoming career/business setbacks
Work-life balance
Importance of personal branding
Women in business

My speaking gigs include:

Powered by LaunchVic and presented by Hatch Quarter

Topic: Your diversity, your strength: Empowering women entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds.

This was an insightful night of discussion, community, and networking. I joined a panel of other reputable female entrepreneurs in the Victorian to discuss everything from the challenges we faced when developing our startups to grants and initiatives available right through to what others can do as responsible colleagues and counterparts.

Deakin University

Topic: Importance of Personal Branding.

I was invited to present an hour-long workshop with a multi-disciplinary group of students (and alumni) at one of Deakin University Campuses. The objective of this workshop is to showcase a memorable presentation of the Importance of Personal Branding to allow the attendees to learn, interact and take something away from the session that they can apply to their own brands.

This event will happen sometime in September. I will add some photos of the event here afterwards.

Melbourne Business Week

Organised by Melbourne Business Network. I joined three other inspiring women on a panel to answer some tough questions about work, life balance, equal pay, harassment, career opportunities and much more.

Professional Networking Career Breakfast at Crown Towers

Topic: How to stand out, impact and accomplish.

Organised by the Australasian Hellenic Educational Progressive Association this was their 5^th Annual Careers Breakfast. I was invited to participate as a panellist discussing and providing valuable insights into the challenges of a start-up business. Over 100 graduates and young professionals attended this event.