Nov 18, 2025
Hannah Waddingham: Emmy-winning Actress, Singer and Executive Producer as a keynote speaker at Workday Rising EMA, Barcelona. Tues 18th November
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Hannah Waddingham: Emmy-winning Actress, Singer and Executive Producer as a keynote speaker at Workday Rising EMA, Barcelona. Tues 18th November
Harvey was a keynote speaker at Iowa Safe Schools' 2025 Governor's Conference on LGBTQ Youth, alongside Sugar Freakshow baker Andrew Fuller!
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The Duchess of Sussex | Fortune’s “Most Powerful Women” Summit in Washington DC
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From advising the United Nations and the World Economic Forum to pioneering blockchain innovation before it became mainstream, Sam Rad brings rare credibility—and even rarer perspective—to every stage.
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Christine Baranski speaking at the Texas Women’s Foundation Ruby Anniversary Luncheon.
Omni Dallas Hotel | Dallas, TX | November 14, 2025
Christine Baranski helped us mark 40 years of progress with insight, warmth, and powerful presence. We're grateful she joined our Ruby Luncheon to celebrate the transformative work happening for women and girls.
Christine Baranski: "Bring everybody along with you and take care of your tribe and pack."
“Anger can spark real change. Young people and women must lead the way. We’re seeing the effects—and now we must recognize the value. Don’t take being a force for change for granted. Be clear, be bold, and drive meaningful change now.”
What a moment! Christine Baranski took the stage and reminded us why representation and advocacy matter. As we celebrate 40 years of impact, her presence inspires us to continue driving change for women and girls across Texas.
Christine Baranski brought brilliance, heart, and energy to our Ruby Luncheon. Her passion for women’s voices and stories amplifies our mission as we mark four decades of transformation.
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What Olivia Rodrigo’s Glastonbury headline set teaches us about social media marketing is that you don’t need to have been doing it for years to make an impact. You just need to understand the moment you're walking into. Olivia stood on the Pyramid Stage, one of the most iconic music spots in the world, and in front of 65,000 people held it like she was born there. Not because she had more experience than others. But because she knew exactly who she was, what her audience wanted, and how to deliver it in a way that felt fresh, fearless, and current. It’s the same on social media. Legacy brands often show up with years of content, campaigns, and 'best practices'. But they’re stuck in the past, playing the hits, repeating what worked five years ago. Meanwhile, the new brands, the 'Olivia Rodrigos' of the platforms, are unapologetically bold. They’re real. Timely. Tuned into culture. And they connect fast. Inexperience isn’t a weakness. If anything, it frees you from the fear of getting it wrong. So don’t wait until you’ve 'earned your place'. Social is a stage. And right now, the audience is waiting. Step up. Own it. Make the moment, and social media, yours.