Unempowering our Imposter Syndrome

14th July 2021 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am
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We chat to a kick-ass panel of female founders about the topic of Imposter Syndrome and how to silence your inner critic.

About this event

Unempowering our Imposter Syndrome: Virtual roundtable

Why join?

  • Hear from an expert panel of female founders, making waves in their industries
  • Get top tips on how to silence your inner critic
  • Start the day with high vibes and energy
  • Connect with like-minded entrepreneurial women

Best of all, it’s totally free to attend and ticket holders will get the recording to play back.

Meet our expert panel

Melissa Murdock, co-host of The Imposters Club

Melissa is the co-host of The Imposters Club, a podcast and platform helping you manage the voice in your head telling you that you aren’t good enough. Their latest season The Good Enough Guide is available now and aims to help listeners navigate imposter syndrome and self-doubt in post-lockdown life.

Melissa is a Senior Programme Manager at the Roundhouse in Camden, where she manages empowerment programmes and events for entrepreneurs and freelancers, and is leading on the strategy for their new co-working space due to open in 2022. She also sits on the board of trustees for On Road Media, an award winning charity that tackles social problems by improving media coverage of misrepresented groups and issues.

Sally Day, Enterprise Nation adviser and co-founder at Saltoria Marketing

Sally is the co-Founder and co-director at Saltoria Marketing. Sally and her best friend Vittoria are a team of marketing professionals who left in-house roles last summer to pursue their dream of creating their own marketing company. Together they have over 20 years of experience and share a determination for original, cost-effective and results-based marketing. Saltoria Marketing focuses on supporting small-medium businesses and charities in acquiring and retaining customers through simple, effective and affordable marketing tactics.

Sally is really passionate about being an ally to her friends and colleagues who suffer from imposter syndrome professionally. She loves mentoring, coaching and generally motivating others to embrace their career fears.

Rachel Stockey, founder at She Lives to Fly

Rachel Stockey is a transformational coach and Founder of She Lives to Fly specialising in supporting women to overcome issues relating to confidence and Imposter Syndrome. Rachel is also Head of Entrepreneurial Skills at King’s College London where she is responsible for helping staff, students and alumni to develop entrepreneurial mindsets. Lastly Rachel is Co-Chair (strategy) for Elevate, King’s Gender Equality Network which works to help the university in its mission of achieving gender equality and supports the career progression of women, trans and non-binary staff at King’s.

Tiwalola Ogunlesi, founder at Confident and Killing It

Tiwalola Ogunlesi is a globally recognised coach specialising in positive psychology, Master Neuro-linguistic Practitioner, international speaker and the founder of Confident and Killing It. Confident and Killing It is a purpose driven organisation and community that wakes women up to their worth so they can be confident, unstoppable and dare to live the life they truly desire. Through engaging workshops, coaching sessions and podcasts, Tiwalola equips women with the tools they need to overcome fear and self-doubt, programme their minds for success and take action in life. Since starting in 2018 she’s upskilled over 3000 women in London, NYC, Lagos and delivered engaging experiences for brands/organisations such as Google, Facebook, The Times, Deloitte, Morgan Stanley, UN Women UK, The Wing, Beautystack and The Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy.

Important information

The event is free to attend and you will be sent Zoom details before the event date. If you haven’t receieved your Zoom link two hours before the start time, please email lauren@enterprisenation.com

This event is hosted by Enterprise Nation, as part of their Entrepreneurial Women initiative to provide inclusive business support to entrepreneurial women.

More about Entrepreneurial Women

Entrepreneurial Women is an initiative supported by TSB to provide ambitious female founders with access to inspiring events, relatable role models and inclusive business support.

More about Enterprise Nation

Enterprise Nation is the UK’s most active small business network, helping thousands of people turn their good idea into a great business. Join today to get everything you need to start and grow your small business, in one place.

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14th July 2021
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