Gina Lazenby
London, United Kingdom.
Speaker, Author, Teacher: A thought leader in Feminine Leadership, Gina works internationally providing educational programmes for women leaders and entrepreneurs. Gina acts as a discreet mentor to accomplished and high profile women leaders and offers residential transformational retreats and bespoke programs.
Her current work includes developing women's circles and networks as a transformational catalyst. Previously, Gina has been honoured for her pioneering work in creating change and personal development movements. She is currently distilling her insights in feminine leadership into her forthcoming book: The Rise of the Feminine: 'how business and society can ride the coming wave'. Alongside this book she is also collating data and research for her next book: The New Masculine as she is passionate about gender work that brings men and women together and honors their separate and different contributions
Gina has a unique skill-set in big picture thinking and reading the patterns of business. She uses a blend of practical business acumen and insights from working with thousands of women and from decades exploring ancient wisdom and spiritual practice.
The wisdom and skills she developed as an international best-selling author & TV expert commentator on healthy lifestyle & wellbeing and founder of a ground-breaking PR & Marketing agency leading many award-winning campaigns for clients, assist in giving her a well-rounded and leading edge in the promotion of feminine leadership in organisations and throughout the world. Gina travels extensively and has office bases in Yorkshire, London, San Francisco and Sydney, and collaborates with a wide-reaching network of associate experts.
Gina is a Founder Member of ATL (Assoc of Transformational Leaders in Europe), a Faculty member of the Brooklyn Institute in Sydney, Life Fellow of the Feng Shui Society, Int Board member of Leading Women of Africa and a keen supporter of, and visitor to, the Hunger Project’s leadership training programme for women in rural India.