This International Women’s Day, SCL Women in Tech Law are delighted to present a masterclass from Esther Stanhope!
You may be technically brilliant, work long hours, grind away – exhausted and over delivering. However, you feel you are not being fully recognised or rewarded for what you do. Sound familiar?
If so, what you need to succeed is Visible Brilliance.
During this 1 hour digital masterclass, Esther will walk us through some of her top topics to go from technically brilliant to Visibly Brilliant.
And the good news? You don’t have to be a show-off, blagger or bullsh*tter to shine. All it takes is one action a day to unblock yourself from the fear of being judged, criticised or shamed for getting yourself out there.
Time to start sharing your brilliance with the world!
Each attendee of this masterclass will receive a copy of Esther’s book “Visibly Brilliant” (retail price £14,99 plus postage and packing) sent straight to your door after the session. Please note: the book will be posted to your work address unless we are advised otherwise prior to the event taking place.
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About Esther
Esther Stanhope, The Impact Guru, is an international speaker, award-winning author and former BBC producer.
She runs masterclasses and keynotes that help teams and leaders speak with confidence, communicate with impact and perform under pressure.
After years producing live shows at the BBC and meeting with thousands of celebrities including George Clooney, Madonna, Sharon Stone, Kate Winslet, and Sir Richard Attenborough, Esther discovered what really makes people shine in front of an audience.
Following her career in tv, she has helped more than 8,000 professionals from law firms, FTSE 100 firms, and leading universities (including A&O Shearman, Morrison Foerster, Eversheds, FieldFisher, Squire Patton Boggs, Burges Salmon, Deloitte, Barclays and Oxford University) to speak up, show up and make an impact.
“Esther is a brilliant force for good who knows how to help others shine. She has excellent insight into all the tips and tricks that make the difference between professional visibility or being overlooked no matter how hard you work.” – Viv Groskop, author of How to Own the Room, comedian and award-winning journalist.
Who is this event for?
- Everyone
- All genders welcome
Administration notes:
Fees:
£25 + VAT (£30) for SCL members
£30 + VAT (£36) for non-members
Booking: To secure your place, please book online using the link above or send an email to hello@scl.org with details of who is attending this event and also the address details for the invoice.
Non-members: To enquire about SCL membership and receive the discounted fee, please email hello@scl.org.
Please note: the book will be posted to your work address unless we are advised otherwise prior to the event taking place.
Booking terms and conditions:
Please refer to SCL’s full event terms and conditions here.
Recording: This event will be recorded and the recording will be available to delegates shortly afterward.
Joining details: For webinars, you will receive joining details the morning of the event.
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