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.

Savvy New Yorker Jennifer Justice is on a mission to get businesswomen the same deals as men. Until we start thinking like them, we won't achieve our (well overdue) equality. Find out what's she's learned while rubbing shoulders with some serious players.

As a woman of colour, Aminata has experienced the feeling of not belonging in certain spaces, and not being able to speak out. In this course, she discusses how she managed to share her truth and lead the Aminata Maternal Foundation, in spite of not always being listened to or heard.

From the moment Eleanor Pendleton courageously stepped away from a career in glossy magazines to chase her dream, the founder of Gritty Pretty has learnt that in order to succeed in challenging times, you must learn to pivot fast or perish. Gritty Pretty is one of Australia’s leading beauty websites and digital magazines. Gritty Pretty founder Eleanor Pendleton stepped away from a secure job in the world of print magazines to become an entrepreneur – it was the most significant career change of her life. Yet, in business, change is not only inevitable, it’s essential and we need to prepare ourselves for the fact that businesses, customers and markets shift over time. To adapt to change, Eleanor looks at how must live with purpose and stay focused on long-term goals.

Social activist and co-founder of The Five Foundation: A Global Partnership to End FGM Nimco Ali talks about finding your voice, taking up space and the power of your story as she reflects on her mission to end FGM by 2030.