The Duchess, Lady C and guest studio queen, Movell Dash are joined by 4 fantastic female writers.

Claudia Crawley is an author, award-winning mentor, career coach and executive coach specialising in working with women. She founded her business Winning Pathways Coaching in 2010. She has a long-standing active involvement in the struggle for gender and race equality. An alumnus of the Cherie Blair Foundation for Women, assisting women business owners internationally to develop, lead and thrive, Claudia is the winner of the 2017 Mentor of the Year award from City, University of London and the creator of the Page 1 Women concept. She’s the author of ‘Ordinary Women Doing Extraordinary Things: Five steps to Add Extra to Ordinary’, and of ‘Undeterred: The Success Equation of Women of Black and Asian Heritage’. Her mission is to change the world one woman at a time.

Nairobi Thompson: Described as a poet of our time Nairobi is a published writer, academic editor and a passionate performance poet. She has written and performed for Baroness Doreen Lawrence, Carmen Munroe MBE and Lord Ouseley. She has her own brand of interactive One Woman Show. Nairobi is an all-round talent delighting audiences all over the country with her humour, clever use of words and edutainment approach.

Lorlett Hudson FRSA is the Founder and CEO of One Hand Cant Clap one of the UK leading Learning and development company. She is recognised as a multi-award winning entrepreneur, Inventor, Executive Leadership/Transition Coach, an International Speaker and a trainer on a mission to support her clients achieve their goals and solve their problems. She is the inventor of the critically acclaimed “Things Mama Used To Say”, a 52 card box set of Jamaican/Caribbean proverbs to facilitate change management, build inclusive leaders, diversity, Inclusion, culture humility, and develop high performing teams

Joyce Osei is a published author who is very passionate about increasing representation and storytelling. In 2019, Joyce shared her personal story including how she navigated the corporate world in Voices Of Hope, a compilation of 25 women’s stories to help, heal, inspire and transform. In 2020 Joyce published her first children’s book titled “The Adventures of Amma & Kwessi in Barbados.” Joyce continues to increase representation as she moderates conversations and creates safe spaces for female leaders to connect, collaborate and create on Club House.