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Keynote | Clare Bowditch

Panel Discussion

October 13th 2022 at 12:30pm

‘If you can speak, you can sing’ - a truly unique live-taught masterclass in Courage and Self-Leadership.

Clare will teach audiences to challenge their limiting stories and discuss her personal story around sibling grief and offer insight into the struggle of not having the language or cognition to deal with acute loss at a young age.

Using stories from her own struggles and triumphs, Clare teaches us to face and name our inner critics. In doing so, we tap into our ability to live full, amazing lives and develop our own inner champion.

Clare is one of those effortlessly mesmeric communicators. Her rare blend of insight and charisma means that people cannot help but be thoroughly engaged when she speaks. It will be a rare audience member that leaves being anything other than charmed and enlightened.

—Waleed Aly
When Clare speaks, she brings everyone in the room with her. Clare injects this special kind of electricity into each and every audience member, making them feel bigger, bolder and braver.

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