
Some people call me the "pocket rocket". I think that is because I have passion and energy to bring out the best in an audience.
I have been working with audiences for almost 25 years in many guises - Lecturer, radio presenter, drama teacher, children's entertainer (I have been a professional fairy) facilitator, compare and speaker.
As a speaker I believe there has to be some substance behind us and I sure have that too. Not being able to settle and always saying "YES" to opportunities has led to a whole lot of experience that informs my work and my presentations.
I start those conversations with stories some that will surprise and some that will inspire. I talk about some difficult stuff and combine my unique expertise and knowledge.
Relatable, authentic and thought provoking

I have spent a decade working with senior leaders in transformational change where I have learned that change is often an individual journey and we will all join that journey from a different bus-stop.



AI is becoming part of decisions on a daily basis - but accountability is still with people in organisations. We look at where AI genuinely helps, where humans must stay in the loop, and why rubber-st... ...more
future of work
June 09, 2026•7 min read

How personality type shapes who gets heard in decisions - and what leaders can do to change that. For HR directors, people leads, and leadership teams. ...more
Managing Change ,future of work Cyber Security &AI
May 29, 2026•8 min read

Lucy Smith of Inclusive Change introduces DecidR: a decision-making simulation platform helping leaders rehearse crisis, risk, and high-pressure decisions before they happen. ...more
Managing Change ,future of work &Training
May 23, 2026•7 min read

The last in our five-part series about supporting parents of neurodiverse children at work. Here, we focus on what managers and employers can put into practice today, to support and retain staff. ...more
disability ,neurodiversity at work Mental Health Neurodiversity future of work Work &Families
May 21, 2026•6 min read

Workforce strategy Supporting parents of neurodivergent children at work isn't a wellbeing perk. It's a workforce sustainability issue employers can't afford to ignore. ...more
disability ,neurodiversity at work Managing Change Mental Health Neurodiversity future of work Families &Community
May 21, 2026•4 min read

When organisations rely on individual manager goodwill rather than systemic support, they create a fragile and inconsistent environment. Some employees are well supported. Others fall through the gaps... ...more
disability ,neurodiversity at work Mental Health Neurodiversity future of work Work &Families
May 21, 2026•4 min read


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Organically grow the holistic world view of disruptive innovation
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Organically grow the holistic world view of disruptive innovation
At the end of the day, going forward, a new normal that has evolved
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Organically grow the holistic world view of disruptive innovation
At the end of the day, going forward, a new normal that has evolved