International Women’s Day is supposed to be empowering.

It’s meant to celebrate women’s achievements, value their expertise, and move the needle on gender equality in a tangible way - including financially. Yet, every year, I see the same pattern repeat itself, especially around speaking, hosting and campaign work.

Last night, I went to a networking event where I didn't know a soul in the room. I had to do that BRAVE, scary thing where you introduce yourself to perfect strangers and tell them what you do for work.

Every few weeks, I'll do a Q&A on my Instagram Stories where my audience can ask their questions about public speaking. Inevitably, somebody always asks me some version of "How do you get over nerves with public speaking?"

Last week, I emceed the main stage of the inaugural DPW conference in New York. It's the most influential procurement conference in the world - and your girl was front and centre hosting it.

Let's be honest: panel talks can be so boring. I know all too well how quickly and easily you can lose people's attention.

I'm too destroyed from hot pilates to move from this bench, so here's a quick story about how I turned $5 into $8500.

Successfully moderating a roundtable discussion starts with clear objectives and preparation. Get my insights on what makes a great roundtable discussion and how to facilitate it.

Why hire a professional emcee? In this post, Angelica shares a story from a recent conference and why having a professional host for your event makes all the difference.

I’ve worked as a professional emcee for 10 years, here’s my insights on how to be an excellent emcee and event host. It takes more than just public speaking skills!

Being a moderator is about so much more than just asking questions. Here’s some tips on how to be a great moderator that I can share first-hand.