“I couldn’t recommend her highly enough to any person, leader or business looking to loosen up and shake off the shackles that often stop us from reaching our true and full potential.”
“An artistic force. The range, energy and quality of the work Sarah delivered was astonishing. Her joy in directing was palpable.
Exceptional - innovative, challenging and very effective.”
Jo Glover, MD
Sarah is a Public Speaking Coach, Performance Director, Actor and authentic voice specialist focusing on elevating performance, unlocking personal potential and delivering tailored transformational experiences.
Working for over 17 years with the world's leading educational, financial, legal and artistic institutions, helping high performing teams, individuals and leaders make impact, build confidence, find meaning and tell stories.
Trusted partner, teacher and award wining facilitator to senior leaders, founders and high profile families in London, Europe, Middle East and Asia.
Sarah offered workshops, private coaching and programs in:
Engagement and participation strategies,
Authentic Voice & speech training
Public Speaking Coaching
Talent development
Speech writing and story
Personal breakthrough and confidence
Executive Leadership Coaching, Identity, Transitions & Vision
Job interview preparation
Comedy, play and improvisation
Body language
Recognised by The Financial Times, The Sunday Times, BBC and Royal Shakespeare Company.
Sarah hosts TED talks London, is a guest lecturer at Oxford University, Kings College and is the Head of Culture, Ethos and Family at one of London's leading schools.
“multitalented ideas woman - a force of energy with a passion for the transformative power of the arts. A hugely inspiring and engaging collaborator, with boundless creative skill, vision, ambition and belief in people.
She works with a high degree of professionalism, dedication and integrity.”
Awards: Royal Shakespeare Company, Goodbody Award, The Sunday Times, St Hugh's Foundation, REYTA Remarkable Passion for the Arts, Royal Television Society.
“Future leadership of the Arts”