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Digital nomad life, charity governance, freelancing with health conditions, or just plain ol’ social media – I’d love to share my experience.
We are so over manels (definition: panels made entirely of men). It’s way past time that big and small events alike bring in some fresh faces and new voices – and I’d like to be one of them.
Sure, with just over 5000 followers across platforms, I’m not exactly gonna be your celebrity headline act. But I promise to bring my complete self (and some valuable insights).
It’s got a glamorous veneer; I’ll share the everyday reality
Avoiding burnout while scrolling never-ending timelines
After nearly a decade of client management, I’ve got opinions
I was the youngest person to join the board of a Wildlife Trust
How I work for myself while balancing health conditions
Policy, engagement, and encouraging diversity in leadership
They might be looking for motivation to try digital nomad life. Perhaps they want practical tips on freelance pricing, accessible social media practices, or travelling while working.
Maybe they’d just like to know that it is possible to join the board of a regional charity in your twenties. If nothing else, people tell me I have a nice voice. So there’s always that.
I’d relish the opportunity to be part of your event. Mmm, relish.
I go by ‘she, her, hers’ pronouns. You can call me Bex.
If I’m using slides, they’ll be text-minimal, and presented in high-contrast, sans-serif fonts. I’ll always describe images out loud. I do my best to avoid over-complicated language, and will share any relevant content warnings well in advance.
This depends entirely on the speaking situation. I’ll let you know ASAP if there’s something that would help me access your event.
Yep, via the wonderful With Jack.
I’m covered for professional indemnity and legal expenses up to £1,000,000.
You can email me whenever you like, safe in the knowledge that I set (and keep) my own boundaries regarding work. These include:
Only certain clients are given my mobile number. This is to use during a security emergency or at a pre-defined time.
At least a month in advance is ideal.
If you’re only weeks or days out, it’s still worth getting in touch in case I have some last-minute availability.
Occasionally, yes – but I have to be very selective about these opportunities.
As a rule of thumb: if you are selling tickets to an event or want me to teach new skills, I will not speak for free; if your resource or group is entirely free, I will consider it alongside my current paid workload.
Retained clients are invoiced on my final working day of each month. Project and one-off clients are invoiced at the start and end of the project. All invoices have a 14-day payment period.
I am used to working with larger organisations – particularly in the public and educational sectors – who require purchase orders and, sometimes, longer payment terms. Get in touch and we’ll work out a payment schedule that works for us both.
Fill out my contact form and let’s get talking.
