Vanessa Kingori MBE, the Publishing Director of British Vogue, talks about the importance of bringing your authentic self to the workplace, sharing your voice and addressing your unconscious biases to effect change in the workplace and thus create a more inclusive world.

Career pivots can be tricky to get right unless done with purpose and come from the right place. In this course we hear from life coach Sue Belton on mastering the art of the pivot. From whether a career pivot is right for you to executing the plan, Sue covers all aspects needed to pivot successfully.

An internationally recognised public speaker, media personality, and serial entrepreneur Tai Beauchamp inspires women around the world to master strategies relating to wellness, lifestyle, and entrepreneurship. In this session, she provides a guide for women on how to live out your truth by showing up as your authentic self in the workplace.

Want to launch and scale a business but don’t know how? Thea Green – founder and managing director of Nails Inc., the UK’s leading nail brand – will be sharing her industry insight on how to do so.

Given recent world events, now more than ever women need to have financial resilience. Businesswoman and co-founder of the award-winning investment management company SCM Direct, Gina Miller details practical ways women can become financially resilient or in her words have ‘good financial health’ through budgeting, saving, and investing.

Yale School of Management Professor of Organisational Behaviour Marissa King is a big thinker in the world of business relationships. She uses network science and organisational research to transform communication, trust and team building. She suggests we consider how openly we communicate, who we really need in our network and why the structure of our networks is just as important as who's in them.

From 9/11 to the 2008 financial crash, Founder and CEO of Virtue Labs Melisse Shaban has seen some tough times in business. What has she learned about weathering the storm and coming out stronger on the other side?

Yvonne Thompson has spent much of her career on company boards, often as the only woman or woman of colour in the room. In this course, she shares her advice for being a leader and a board member, discussing why diversity matters at board level and how women can make their voices heard. 50% of FSTE 100 companies still do not have any women at board level. Yvonne Thomson expertly explains why a lack of diversity is an issue, how she has overcome the challenges of being in the minority in multiple board meetings and how other women and people of colour can follow her lead.

A leading innovator within Britain’s fashion industry, British Fashion Council Chief Executive Caroline Rush CBE explains the advantages of innovation and how to incorporate it into brand strategy.

Saloni Lodha, founder of the womenswear fashion brand Saloni, shares how she founded a company which places creativity at the forefront – and how you can, too.

As the GM of Snapchat ANZ, SEA & HK, Kathryn Carter knows all about the role that vulnerability plays in the workplace, and how it can power innovation. “Vulnerability” has become a buzz word in business – but what does it actually mean in the workplace? Kathryn Carter, the GM of Snapchat ANZ, SEA & HK, is a role model for future female tech leads and in this course, she explores how vulnerability has the ability to power innovation. Kathryn looks at how vulnerability can be the crucial connector that binds teams to their leaders and why in order to be vulnerable, we firstly need to feel trust.

Victoria Tang-Owen – founder of Thirty30 Creative and creative director of the fashion label Shanghai Tang – reveals how to stay current and creative in business.