"That was an epic, epic message exquisitely delivered" - Female audience member
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Ashleigh Rennie Interview
234: How to Create Content Using Your Authentic Voice with Ashleigh Rennie
Ashleigh Rennie on Money Talks. Think it/Feel it/Write it
I offer two different talks
Diversity
is not Inclusion
Why should you give a shit about how women feel in the workplace?
Because when women are exhausted, they underperform.
When women are underappreciated, they underperform.
When women feel they have to overperform, they underperform.
When women are angry, they underperform.
The day-to-day attitudes and behaviours towards women in your organisation affect confidence, strategy, timelines, outcomes, customer service, user experience, and profitability.
CONSIDER THIS:
In the workplace, as employees, women are worth £444 billion to the UK economy
Female entrepreneurs are worth £250 billion to the UK economy
Women's unpaid labour is worth £140 billion to the UK economy (if we include women aged 18-100 it goes up to $700 billion)
How would your organisation transform if the output of your women doubled? Tripled? What would it mean if - instead of operating from a place of exhaustion, shame and anger - women were performing from a place of joy? And everyone was performing with more humanity?
In this keynote delivery, no limits exist -
Ashleigh's childhood abuse, and subsequent rage and poor life choices, underpin an exploration of how being excluded affects performance and delivery.
Perfect for:
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Women who are in search of inspiration, and men who want to be (and don't want to be) allies
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Executives and leaders responsible for DEI programmes
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Leaders responsible for building workforce resilience, productivity, and engagement
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Female entrepreneurs
The audience will leave with:
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A practical framework to identify gender bias
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A new perspective on the soft skills required to effectively enter into dialogue about gender bias
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An instantly-applicable action plan that empowers them to improve inclusive behaviours to strengthen the organisation
Available As:
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Keynote (In-person or virtual)
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Half-day workshop (In-person or virtual)
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Full-day, in-person workshop
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Custom configuration
Speaking fees start at £1,900 ($2,500)
"I can't believe how generously you gave! The value we got was through the roof. Thank you so much!" - Event organiser & host
Boost Your Business
with WORDS
Ashleigh is a copywriter who knows the power of stepping into your voice in business. When your voice is coming from a place of deep self-acceptance, whole-heartedness, and radical authenticity something beautiful starts to happen - and you begin to grow fans.
This keynote takes the principles of conversion copywriting and brand voice, and empowers the audience to weave stories of resilience and opportunity into their organisations.
Ashleigh's EP(i)C framework breaks down what leaders, managers, and team members need to know to confidently craft marketing strategies for 2022.
Perfect for:
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Copywriters, content creators and marketing strategists
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Executives and leaders responsible for communication development
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Team managers responsible for building morale, trust, and a common vision
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Sales teams
The audience will leave with:
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A new perspective of empathy in marketing
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Persuasion skills and techniques to leverage in content creation, copywriting, and other sales situations
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Actionable tips that will lead to marketing strategies that convert a prospect from Point A to Point Buyer.
Available As:
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Keynote (In-person or virtual)
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Half-day workshop (In-person or virtual)
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Full-day, in-person workshop
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Custom configuration
Speaking fees start at £1,900 ($2,500)
"That was breathtaking. Goosebumps. Powerful. I'm gobsmacked. That should be published. That's the most effective and moving pro-women anti-sexism message I've heard." - Male audience member
Here are 5 reasons why Ashleigh will make your event POP (and why you'll love working with her)
1. She's not just a keynote speaker
Telling stories is one of her favourite things to do, basically, ever. The audience is in
for a performance. They're going to be transported to a whole other world - and we
all need to escape every now and then.
2. She knows the ins and outs of events
Part of her work includes putting together virtual summits for clients. She's familiar with the stress, admin, schedule challenges, and necessity for punctuality - she's going to be the easiest, breeziest, most reliable human you've ever worked with.
3. Unapologetically fearless
She's not afraid of the uglies. The difficult stuff. So, Q&A sessions? Interaction? Bring. It. On.
4. She works with you before the event
You're not getting a pre-written, already-crafted regurgitation of the keynote she gave last week. You're getting what's right for your people. Your environment. Your culture. And she'll work with you beforehand to figure out what you need and how best she can help you achieve that.
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