Top Women Speakers

Founded the low cost airline Go for British Airways (it was successfully sold to EasyJet, and coincided with the rapid rise of online bookings). Currently, she is working on developing new business ventures - both start-ups and existing companies in the travel and leisure sectors.

Barbara Cassani

'Polar Preet' is an inspirational army officer, endurance athlete and first woman of colour to complete a solo expedition of the South Pole

Preet Chandi

Theresa Cheung is an author & speaker specialising in dream decoding, spiritual and self-help concepts.

Theresa Cheung

Heart FM's weekday morning presenter, TV presenter and DJ. Regularly working with brands such as Boots, Dove and Peloton

Pandora Christie

Managing Director of a Chester based company specialising in business and personal development coaching.

Amanda Clarke

Co-founder of OLIO- a hugely popular app which enables users to locate persons to share their unneeded food. Through her philanthropic efforts, over 1 million users have given away 3 million portions of food and counting. Tessa's goal for OLIO is to create a world where every single person has enough to eat.

Tessa Clarke

Chloe Colliver is the Head of Digital Research and Policy at ISD she leads a global team of analysts studying disinformation and extremism online. A perfect keynote speaker for events focusing on disinformation, technology and digital policy, fake news and extremism.

Chloe Colliver

Kelly has no filter when it comes to her opinions on sex and society; sharply observant humour in true feminine ladette style. As seen on ITV2’s The Stand Up Sketch Show.

Kelly Convey

Lucy Cooke is an author, National Geographic explorer and award-winning broadcaster, with a Masters in zoology from New College Oxford, where she studied under Richard Dawkins.

Lucy Cooke

Lioness in 2023 for the FIFA Womens World Cup and midfielder for Manchester City

Laura Coombs

Kadeena is a figurehead for breaking barriers and is the only black British athlete ever to win a gold medal in the Olympics/Paralympics in cycling. She founded the KC Academy to provide ethnically diverse athletes more opportunities in cycling.

Kadeena Cox

Nicole Crentsil is a Ghanaian-British entrepreneur, angel investor and cultural curator.

Nicole Crentsil

Cristina is a technology correspondent at the Financial Times, specialising in artificial intelligence and social media.

Cristina Criddle

Former MP and minister who is now a popular broadcaster and author. Appeared on Strictly Come Dancing a few years back.

Edwina Currie

Emma is an Irish-Nigerian broadcaster, social historian and best-selling author. Her debut book, Don't Touch My Hair, was first published in 2019. Emma is a frequent contributor to print and online media, including The Guardian, Irish Times, Dublin Inquirer, Vice, and in academic journals.

Emma Dabiri