Do you dream of starting your own business but need a helping hand, perhaps you already have a business but feel stuck and not sure how to move forward, or maybe you are a successful entrepreneur willing to help other women achieve their goal. Whatever end of the business spectrum you’re at Make It Your Business is for you!

Join other like minded women who understand how important it is to feel supported at this Make It Your Business Maidenhead networking event on 30th May, 3pm-5pm. Our panelists will be sharing their experience of progression, the struggle to success and bouncing back.

This event will be chaired by Donna Stimson and the panelists are:

Shola Kaye, Speak Up Like A Diva. Shola Kaye is a communications coach, author of two books and a speaker who has worked with Marie Claire, Harper’s Bazaar and the BBC. She helps STEM workers, professionals and women in business, teaching them to step up, speak up and make an impact! Keynote and masterclass topics include public speaking, speak up on the spot techniques, principles of influence and workplace empathy. She has spent more than 15 years as an international performer and has a unique, creative and interactive approach.

Emma Bond, Online Business Coach. Emma Bond is leading UK based online business strategist and mentor, helping female coaches and consultants to attract more clients and increase their profits using the power of online marketing, whilst creating a more flexible business model that gives back more time to prioritise on family, freedom and wellbeing, and create better balance.

Fizz Yasin, Happy Heart Flow. Fizz is a Wellbeing Warrior and lifestyle medicine advocate. Fizz was born with a rare form of congenital heart disease – specifically pulmonary atresia with VSD closure and MAPCA, from a young age she fought for her heartbeat – undergoing numerous open heart surgeries to patch her up. Her hearts journey inspired her to make wellbeing key in her life, through not only nutrition and fitness, but through complementary medicine of yoga and mindfulness also. Fizz graduated with flying colours with a BSc in Nutrition and is now a AFN Associate Nutritionist. Not only did she stop there, Fizz has continued to keep her passion for youth participation in healthcare key and served as the Chair of the Young People’s Forum at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH), where she spent most part of her childhood. She has since been elected onto the Board of Governors at GOSH and serves as a Patient Representative for the trust, as well as a Heart Leader for the British Heart Foundation. Fizz is also a professional yoga teacher in Berkshire and London and is now one of the first ever youngest Internationally qualified Cardiovascular Disease and Rehab Yoga instructors, as yoga became the voice for her heart through cardiac rehab.

Talk titles:

‘From fired to fired up,’ Shola Kaye
‘How to stop surviving and start thriving,’ Emma Bond