Sarah Lloyd Hughes

Sarah Lloyd Hughes is a prominent figure in the field of leadership communications and public speaking. Here's an overview of her professional background and accomplishments:

Professional Career

Sarah Lloyd Hughes is the Founder and CEO of Ginger Leadership Communications, a company she established in September 2009.1 Based in London, Ginger specializes in experiential leadership communications training for emerging leaders and change makers.1

Expertise and Focus

Sarah is recognized as one of the UK's leading public speaking experts.2 Her work centers on:

• Leadership Communications: She helps leaders enact positive change in their companies and industries.1
• Public Speaking: Sarah is an authoritative voice on how to excel at public speaking.2
• Inspiring Human Brilliance: This is a core philosophy in her approach to leadership development.1

Accomplishments

Author:: Sarah has written the best-selling book "How to be Brilliant at Public Speaking," published by Pearson.2

Speaker:: She is a renowned public speaker and a TEDx conference guest speaker.2

Coach:: Sarah is an award-winning coach in the field of public speaking and leadership communications.2

Advocate:: She is a strong advocate for women's voices in leadership and has initiated a project to create a powerhouse of 100 visionary female leaders across Britain.

Educational Background

• Bachelor of Science in Management (First Class Honours) from Manchester School of Management, UMIST (2001-2004)1
• Coaching Certificate in Coactive Coaching from Coaches Training Institute (2009)1

Professional Philosophy

Sarah believes that "leaders need to Speak Human if they're to be successful in an age of high volume, low impact communication". This philosophy underpins the workshops and training programs she delivers globally.

Through Ginger Leadership Communications, Sarah offers various programs including TED-style speaking journeys, storytelling mastery, and interactive virtual masterclasses on topics such as courageous conversations, impactful communications, and women's voices.1