ABOUT OUR SPEAKERS

February 3, 2018

THE NEXT WOMEN OF INFLUENCE EVENT CELEBRATES PROGRESS

You will enjoy the company of motivated business women in the ballroom of RACV Royal Pines Resort gathered on International Women’s Day Thursday 8 March 2018.

Our speakers for this event are experienced, educated and have so much to share.

Kylie Sprott, is a successful Senior Executive, Board Member, Mentor, Philanthropist and Harvard Alumni. She has worked with teams to produce top quality results by harnessing creativity, productivity, and innovation.

We first met Kylie when she was the MC of the Madison Financial Group National Conference 2016. We were so impressed we asked Kylie to be the Key Note Speaker for our International Women’s Day event in March 2017. The topic she focused on was “Flow, perfectionism and the power of Pomodoro technique”.

Kylie Sprott is an experienced public speaker, she has been engaged as a keynote speaker, panel speaker, facilitator and MC with audiences ranging from 10 participants to over 1,000.

Regardless of the size of the audience, Kylie finds a way to engage and facilitate discussion, often telling stories from her broad experience as an executive with a healthy dose of humour.

Kylie is an avid traveller and music buff. She enjoys politics, motherhood and the occasional glass of wine.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyliesprott/

http://kyliesprott.com/

Rebecca has been a Clinical Psychologist for 15 years. She completed a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) in 2002 and went on to complete a Doctorate of Clinical Psychology in 2006, her research on Group-Based Interpersonal Psychotherapy for Combat Veterans with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder was later published.

Rebecca started her private practice and also began to acknowledge herself as a writer, making time to celebrate her love for language and creativity. Her first book, Be Happy: 35 Powerful Habits for Personal Growth and Well-Being, hits the shelves in March, 2018.

Rebecca is a seeker, a finder, a healer, and a riser. She’s still going. She’s learning to be more patient. She could do a lot better when it comes to stubbornness. She’s an introvert with an addiction to Earl Grey tea and a healthy devotion to her Weimaraner, the sound of her wife singing, and Oxford commas.