Speaker at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch #IWD2021 #choosetochallenge Virtual Event.
"Everyone enjoyed it and has been calling you an inspiration" Thank you Bank of America Merrill Lynch, great to connect with your international teams, loved the #choosetochallenge2021 Q & A at the end too- brilliant questions- "The power of global connection!'
"Everyone enjoyed it and has been calling you an inspiration" Thank you Bank of America Merrill Lynch, great to connect with your international teams, loved the #choosetochallenge2021 Q & A at the end too- brilliant questions- "The power of global connection!'
East Anglian business women celebrate International Women’s Day -Keynote Speaker
Keynote speaker at Women In Investment Awards 2018
"I first met Jo at a celebratory evening for women in Finance in London. I had been nominated for an industry award, and the night was to be a celebration of all women leading change, breaking down barriers and creating new possibilities for equal representation in the world of Finance. She was the keynote speaker and I loved her immediately. Witty, quirky, clever and funny, Jo does not take herself too seriously, yet she has achieved so much and is an inspiration and role model to so many. In short, she is my kind of person :-). I introduced myself, bought her book and read it a few weeks later in one go, I could not put it down. In her written words I recognised the woman I saw in London, her strength, her passion, her understanding of her self-worth as something more than a job title or money, and her never giving up. In her book, Jo talks about how people could never tell whether she was straight, gay or something in between. And this was for me the best bit of the book (amongst so many good ones!). The time I learnt I did not need to belong, rather I just needed to be myself, is imprinted in my mind as my 'coming of age' time. Jo, her can do attitude, ability to achieve her dreams and her fearlessness in sticking to who she is.'
"I first met Jo at a celebratory evening for women in Finance in London. I had been nominated for an industry award, and the night was to be a celebration of all women leading change, breaking down barriers and creating new possibilities for equal representation in the world of Finance. She was the keynote speaker and I loved her immediately. Witty, quirky, clever and funny, Jo does not take herself too seriously, yet she has achieved so much and is an inspiration and role model to so many. In short, she is my kind of person :-). I introduced myself, bought her book and read it a few weeks later in one go, I could not put it down. In her written words I recognised the woman I saw in London, her strength, her passion, her understanding of her self-worth as something more than a job title or money, and her never giving up. In her book, Jo talks about how people could never tell whether she was straight, gay or something in between. And this was for me the best bit of the book (amongst so many good ones!). The time I learnt I did not need to belong, rather I just needed to be myself, is imprinted in my mind as my 'coming of age' time. Jo, her can do attitude, ability to achieve her dreams and her fearlessness in sticking to who she is.'
What a fantastic evening we had last night at The Book Club Mentoring Association, held at M&G Investments talking about “Breaking Barriers!”
Kent Women in Business Breakthrough Women Business Event - Afternoon Tea.
"Fierce speakers today" today" @breakthroughwib
"Fierce speakers today" today" @breakthroughwib
Southwold District Rotary Club Women Who Inspire 2019 Charity Dinner.
"Dear Jo, thank you for such an entertaining and uplifting evening we all loved you!"
"Dear Jo, thank you for such an entertaining and uplifting evening we all loved you!"
Soroptimist International Kings Lynn Keynote speaker International Women's Day.
Kim Bramham ."It was absolutely fascinating to hear what you hear about what you have achieved, and the places you have visited. You have touched the lives of so many".
Kim Bramham ."It was absolutely fascinating to hear what you hear about what you have achieved, and the places you have visited. You have touched the lives of so many".
Jo embraces her role as a Diversity Role Model and a “Woman to Watch“. Whether it’s a school careers day, a celebration of women’s achievements, or fire brigades around the world, Jo inspires her audiences, keeping it real and changing culture along the way.
Speaking topics include: Equality Inspiration Diversity Organisational Culture Motivation Gender & Inclusion
Speaking topics include: Equality Inspiration Diversity Organisational Culture Motivation Gender & Inclusion
