Girls, Youth & Education Speakers

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Dr Tapo Chimbganda Canada

Global feminist scholar, published writer, Diversity and Inclusion expert

Rashmi Saha India

Life coach, Mukty Mission founder, NLP Practitioner, TEDx speaker & organizer, REX Karamveer, State President Jharkhand, WICCI State Chair , poet

Reine Metlej Lebanon

An award-winning consultant & leader dedicated to empowering women through entrepreneurship, renewable energy, & advocacy

Sarah-Anna Awad Austria

International climate change activist, United Nations speaker, and advocate for more women in power

Lori Olson Canada

Creator of 6 Pack Apps, 30 year career in software development

Liv Phyland Australia

Television host, presenter and speaker

Dr Anastasia Hronis Australia

Clinical Psychologist, Founder of the Australian Institute for Human Wellness, Mental Health Advocate, Lecturer, Researcher and Concert Pianist

Surbhi Arora United States

Own your path to success- challenge cognitive bias

Grace Tame Australia

Keynote speaker, media guest, advocacy commentator, 2021 Australian of the Year

HH Sheikha/ Intisar AlSabah Kuwait

A peace maker in the Arab world through the empowerment and the catharsis of women affected by war

Engr (Miss) Ifeoma Nwankwo Nigeria

Engr (Miss) Ifeoma Nwankwo is an FGGC Onitsha Alumnae 2013, and USOSAn in Abuja. She is a COREN Registered Engineer (Bachelor of Engineering, Elect & Elect Engr), Young Female Nigerian Leader, and African Advocate for Girls, Women, Students & Youths.

Dr Nikita Hari United Kingdom

Academic, scientist, engineer and edtech entrepreneur

Kerre Burley Australia

Kerre Burley (Australia) Supports Professionals & Parents With Real-World Solutions to Family’s Challenges , helping families thrive.

Valerie Oyiki United Kingdom

Founder of Black Girls in Tech and Koala for Work

Josephine A Osumo Kenya

Coach & leadership consultant helping women unearth their potential

Charlotte Jones United Kingdom

Speaks on scaling, leadership and building businesses that last.

Dr. Mara Catherine Harvey Switzerland

Award winning advocate for SDG5

Kate Richardson-Walsh United Kingdom

Most capped British female hockey player and former England hockey captain for 13 Years

Dr. Mitsu Chavda India

Young achiever and life experience speaker

Robina Azizi Afghanistan

Education and girls’ rights advocate, empowers Afghan and refugee girls through mentoring, education programs, and global activism.

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