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Keynote SpeakerDr. Shola Mos-Shogbamimu

Keynote Speaker, Lawyer, Author, Activist, TV Broadcaster & Founder of Women in Leadership Publication

Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu is a powerful advocate for social change, avidly campaigning for human rights and championing social justice. With extensive academic and legal expertise, Dr Shola challenges systems of oppression, emphasizing the intersectionality of gender and race. Her honest communication style engages people across diverse platforms, inspiring audiences to... Read more

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Popular Talks

Law M Society: Navigating What Impacts You
What Does Leadership Mean To You?
Make Your Diversity Count
This Is Why I Resist

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Biography

As a highly sought-after speaker, Dr Shola addresses audiences across the globe on topics of DEI, leadership, and workplace culture. Her influence extends to prestigious organizations such as The United Nations and companies like Adobe, Deloitte, eBay and Apple.

Dr Shola’s unique insights have been shared through her acclaimed book, This Is Why I Resist, and in numerous articles for major media outlets including The Times, The Independent, and CNN. She also makes regular TV appearances on CNN, BBC, ITV and Channel 4.

Furthermore, Dr Shola is the Founder & Editor of Women in Leadership Publication, a diverse online platform paving the way for more women leaders.

Beyond her spoken and written work, Dr Shola actively contributes to the empowerment of women and serves on L’Oréal’s Women Advisory Board. As a trustee for Reprieve UK, she supports its use of strategic interventions to advocate against the death penalty and human rights abuses. She has co-organized women’s marches and continues to actively support social campaigns for women.

"Wow Dr. Shola - WOW!!!!!! Our colleagues cannot stop talking about you!" American Express

"Your perspectives on allyship, intersectionality, conscious revolution and why they are important gave us all so much to think about. Employees were clearly moved by the insight and emotion you brought to the event…” Adobe - Chief Talent, Diversity & Inclusion Officer

"We have not stopped talking about your time with us today which will go down in Workday History as one of our amazing sessions. The attendees have gone absolutely crazy on your book purchases - we are now sold out of all 200 copies… What an amazing event, thank you for making it special." Ernst & Young, Women In Business Event

"This conversation is often an uncomfortable and difficult one but you set a tone where people were engaged, educated and empowered to progress their DMI journey through being ‘the change and the representation that they want to see’. We are inspired by you and the work you do." Wells Fargo Bank, EMEA D&I Council

"Thank you so much for speaking to us and for sharing your views on so many different issues. Our colleagues have fed back to us how much they have enjoyed the conversation with you. You have also reignited our plan to do a ‘Say our name campaign’ in the office – probably with music involved! Thanks again for the inspiring conversation and for always being ready to speak up!" eBay, The Global Black Women's Action Summit

"I wanted to send my personal thanks for such an energizing, challenging, and fun session. We are really proud of our direction of travel but being challenged, pushed, provoked and shaken out of a sense of comfort is a great exercise now and often. Loved the messages on being inclusive, open, curious and not afraid to ask questions. Loved the message of privilege is a good thing but use it as a force for good. It takes time, it takes effort...get over it and do it.” PaySafe Group, CEO

“Charismatic, sharp and insightful and the audience responded enthusiastically (to) the insights shared and the energy in this segment.” Adobe’s ‘Next Economy Trust’ event organizer

Popular Talks by Dr. Shola Mos-Shogbamimu

Law M Society: Navigating What Impacts You
With a distinguished background in law and human rights advocacy, Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu navigates the complexities of today’s ever-evolving political climate, addressing key issues that impact society at large. With a doctorate degree examining corruption from a socio-legal perspective, Dr Shola offers a unique perspective, with a razor-sharp...

With a distinguished background in law and human rights advocacy, Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu navigates the complexities of today’s ever-evolving political climate, addressing key issues that impact society at large. With a doctorate degree examining corruption from a socio-legal perspective, Dr Shola offers a unique perspective, with a razor-sharp focus on dissecting complex issues, particularly through a social equity lens.

She examines the intersectionality of political decisions, legal frameworks, and their impact on marginalized communities. By shedding light on the systemic barriers faced by different groups, she exposes the need for transformative change and offers potential solutions grounded in equality, justice, and inclusivity.

Dr Shola encourages audiences to engage in informed conversations, challenge the status quo, and work towards creating a more just and equitable society.
What Does Leadership Mean To You?
In this enlightening keynote, Dr Shola Mos- Shogbamimu focuses on leadership and the ability to create an abundance of fortune while remaining honest and ethical. Drawing from her extensive collection of written work and her expertise as a renowned activist, speaker, and author, Dr Shola offers profound insights...

In this enlightening keynote, Dr Shola Mos- Shogbamimu focuses on leadership and the ability to create an abundance of fortune while remaining honest and ethical. Drawing from her extensive collection of written work and her expertise as a renowned activist, speaker, and author, Dr Shola offers profound insights into effective leadership practices and their impact on personal and professional success.

This keynote is especially relevant to: organizations wanting to create a healthy, happy workplace culture (driving talent back into the office after remote/hybrid working).

Recommended for all audiences, with bespoke focus on gender, race (or neither).
Make Your Diversity Count
Dr Shola draws on the nuances of making diversity matter and how making it commercially imperative is a collective & individual responsibility in every industry. It’s time to stop talking and start doing.

Collective responsibility can only take us so far – individual responsibility for your...

Dr Shola draws on the nuances of making diversity matter and how making it commercially imperative is a collective & individual responsibility in every industry. It’s time to stop talking and start doing.

Collective responsibility can only take us so far – individual responsibility for your representation (be it gender, race, sex, etc) is critical to making diversity matter. Dr Shola highlights the importance of breaking down biases that hinder recruitment and progression for talented individuals from underrepresented backgrounds. She sheds light on the challenges faced by minority talent and the issues of equity in the workplace, emphasizing the role of allies in senior leadership positions in supporting marginalized groups.

Dr Shola delves into the intersectionality between race and gender, celebrating the commonalities that bind us together while embracing and appreciating our differences. She underscores the significance of fostering an inclusive culture of belonging, dignity, and respect, urging organizations to cast a broad lens on diversity and inclusion.

Dr Shola challenges and empowers leaders to create environments that value and uplift all individuals, ultimately working towards a future where diversity, equity, and inclusion are at the forefront of every organization’s agenda.

Key Takeaways:

– Why being an ally in the workplace is sometimes not enough.

– Importance of career development and understanding the pitfalls around the marginalized glass ceiling.

– How the Board & Senior Level Management can make a tangible difference and result in meaningful action in workplace.

– What is the effectiveness of unconscious bias training in the workplace.

– How to build an inclusive culture of belonging, dignity and respect.
This Is Why I Resist
Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu draws upon her highly- acclaimed book “This is Why I Resist: Don’t Define My Black Identity” to explore the complexities of racial identity and resistance. With profound insights and personal anecdotes, she delves into the ways in which society seeks to define and limit Black.
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Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu draws upon her highly- acclaimed book “This is Why I Resist: Don’t Define My Black Identity” to explore the complexities of racial identity and resistance. With profound insights and personal anecdotes, she delves into the ways in which society seeks to define and limit Black.

In this powerful session, Dr Shola fearlessly confronts systemic oppression, advocating for the dismantling of racial stereotypes and the restoration of justice and equality. With charismatic poise and unwavering determination, Dr Shola captivates the audience as she shares her experiences and emphasizes the urgency of action.

Dr Shola inspires and empowers her audience to challenge the status quo, disrupt oppressive systems, and create a society that embraces diversity and equality. It’s time for a conscious revolution.