The difference between a predictable speech and the words of a speaker on women who has made her mark in her field is immediately obvious: the message goes deeper. The talks listed here are grounded in real-life experience, achievements, and sometimes concrete obstacles, offering a perspective on the place of women in the professional world that goes beyond generalities. Inviting a speaker on women to a corporate event brings a lived perspective that challenges, inspires, and moves teams forward.

By comparing different profiles of speakers on women, you benefit from a range of viewpoints on career progression, gender diversity, or the management of female leadership. Choosing an expert is never trivial: her experience and vision shape the moment, provide food for collective thought, and encourage awareness in ways that a generic talk at a seminar or convention cannot.

Read more Read less

Female success stories: when journeys inspire the audience

The impact of a talk delivered by a speaker on women who has stood out in her field goes far beyond simply sharing knowledge. Each story reveals the energy of lived experience, the obstacles overcome, and the milestones reached to succeed where it was not always expected. This tangible drive resonates especially during a women-focused conference, where each unique voice challenges expectations and redefines what it means to be a role model.

For organisers, inviting a speaker on women creates a moment of truth that captivates, sparks discussion, and leaves a lasting impression. The selected speakers share more than just their journey: they offer a way of approaching success, risk-taking, and boldness—valuable reference points for any professional environment seeking authenticity.

From the meeting room to collective momentum: the power of identification

Listening to a speaker on women who has made an impact in her sector gives every participant the chance to see things differently. These speakers know how to activate the powerful lever of identification: they speak about real experiences, doubts, and concrete achievements, making their message instantly accessible, whatever the audience’s seniority or sector.

It’s not just about inspiration, but about sparking awareness: a women-focused conference becomes a catalyst for new initiatives and dialogue within the company. The impact is seen in the engagement of teams as soon as they leave the room, far beyond conventional speeches.

Why giving a woman the stage always makes a difference

Choosing a speaker on women means opting for a perspective that is often less heard, but always impactful. The difference lies in how challenges are addressed, in telling the story behind the scenes, and daring to add nuance where the mainstream narrative might oversimplify. A speaker on women shifts the focus onto issues that are too often invisible and highlights innovative solutions rooted in real life.

Whether you want to address equality, diversity, or simply hear the story of a personal achievement, talks by women encourage people to think outside the box, question habits, and foster a more inclusive business culture.

Lespeakers: showcasing female talent that changes the game for business

Given the diversity of profiles and professional environments, every event deserves a tailored approach. Lespeakers specialises in finding speakers on women whose journeys embody boldness, resilience, and impact, to meet the specific needs of each organisation. Selection is based on concrete criteria: ability to engage, stage presence, and the relevance of their message to your event context.

By choosing a women-focused conference with Lespeakers, you create a sense of surprise while offering a genuine moment of sharing, where every word matters and can spark lasting change. Our commitment: every talk should be memorable, constructive, and perfectly aligned with your HR or management objectives.

Videos from our speakers on women

Discover our speakers and experts on women

We help you find the right speaker

Share your needs with us: we'll contact you in under an hour.

After a quick exchange, we'll come back with a tailored selection of speakers.

Confirm your choice and sign off with your selected speaker.

Get a tailored speaker shortlist
Domitille Kiger, women speaker

Domitille Kiger

Speaker, World Champion in Skydiving, organizer of large formation world records.

Spoken languages
French, English

Domitille Kiger is an international speaker, world champion in skydiving (freefly), and organizer of world records in large formations, these challenges where dozens, sometimes hundreds of skydivers must build a figure together in free fall, and where the entire group either succeeds or fails as a whole: if just one person is out of alignment, the attempt is invalidated and must be restarted. After more than fiftee…

Lucie Bertaud, women speaker

Lucie Bertaud

European boxing champion | Vice-world champion in MMA | Speaker & sports journalist

Spoken languages
French, English

Former high-level athlete, Lucie Bertaud has dedicated over 20 years to the pursuit of excellence in combat sports. European boxing champion and vice-world champion in amateur MMA, she has thrived in environments where discipline, self-overcoming, and mental strength are the keys to success. After her sports career, Lucie transitioned into the media and audiovisual world, leveraging her expertise and experience for…

Deborah Pardo, women speaker

Deborah Pardo

Scientist, Entrepreneur, Polar Explorer

Spoken languages
French, English

Deborah PARDO holds a PhD in ecology with 8 years of experience in prestigious international research institutes. She is a global expert on albatrosses, which she has studied multiple times during missions in the Southern Ocean, modeling the catastrophic impact of human activities on them. In 2017, she was named one of the “Top 20 Innovative Women” by La Tribune after being the first French woman on the largest all-…

Nadalette La fonta -six, women speaker

Nadalette La fonta -six

Writer - "The Leaning Reed" (Fauves) - Word Giver: TEDx speaker 2018 - "Nothing Happens to Us by Chance" Standing Citizens Eklore at the Zenith in Paris

Spoken languages
French, English

Author of "The Leaning Reed, the story of a wonderful operation" Edit. Fauves. Testimonial book: paraplegic following an operation that injured my spinal cord in 2014, how I fought to take my life back into my own hands and how this experience of resilience can inspire others. Speaker extending this work on themes of trials, resilience, the meaning to give to one's life, the ability to rebuild oneself, diversity, bu…

Edith Lassiat, women speaker

Edith Lassiat

My job: to teach women the art of exercising their influence... and their power.

Spoken languages
French, English

Many successful women reach an uncomfortable crossroads. The results are there, as is the legitimacy. Everything sends a signal of success. And yet, when approached, they express a discomfort — sometimes subtle, sometimes deep. Not really a lack of confidence, but something harder to name, even to recognize. The gap between what they must show and what they feel. Between the armor that has worked for a long ti…

Aurelie Labruyère, women speaker

Aurelie Labruyère

Wine aesthete whose enthusiasm is contagious.

Spoken languages
French, English

Aurélie leads the cultural actions of Vindême: education, conferences, writing, and consulting. www.vindeme.com A graduate of HEC and Sciences-Po, Aurélie is a self-taught wine expert. It was out of passion that she immersed herself in the world of wine at the age of 20. In Bordeaux, she worked for Château Margaux and then led the syndicate of bourgeois wines. While launching the only wine marketing & culture cours…

Frequently asked questions about speakers on women

What budget should you plan for a speaker on women?

The budget for a speaker on women depends mainly on her profile, the format (in-person or remote), and the preparation required. For a talk by a recognised speaker on women with an inspiring background, you should generally expect between €3,000 and €7,000 (excl. VAT). This often includes a preliminary discussion to tailor the content. Note: some speakers on women also offer workshops or follow-up sessions after the talk, which can affect the price. Travel expenses are usually extra. Requesting a detailed quote is the best way to avoid surprises.

What formats can a speaker on women offer?

Speakers on women often deliver plenary talks (30 to 60 minutes), but many also offer interactive workshops, panel discussions, or joint presentations with executives. Some are open to extended Q&A sessions, which can energise the exchange. For diverse audiences, the 'crossed journeys' format (several speakers on women in succession) works well. Clearly state your timing and desired level of interaction: an experienced speaker on women will know how to adapt her talk to maximise engagement and message retention.

What are the concrete benefits of inviting a speaker on women to address managers?

A speaker on women helps managers move beyond theory: hearing a woman explain how she broke barriers, handled public speaking, or negotiated her position often shifts perspectives. The most common feedback? Greater awareness of everyday biases, practical ideas to encourage diversity, and a desire to change certain habits in meetings or recruitment. The impact is even stronger when the speaker is authentic and engages directly with questions or objections from the audience.

What mistakes should you avoid when choosing a speaker on women?

The main mistake is choosing a speaker solely for her status or title, without checking her ability to engage with the audience. Some high-profile figures may look impressive on paper but can be superficial or lack practical insights. Another pitfall: overlooking the match between the speaker’s experience and your organisation’s challenges. Finally, avoid profiles whose message is too formulaic or overly militant: HR and leadership audiences expect a nuanced perspective that encourages buy-in rather than confrontation.

What is the ideal duration for a talk at a seminar?

For a talk, the optimal duration is usually between 40 and 60 minutes, including Q&A. This gives the speaker on women time to share her story, illustrate her points with concrete examples, and open up discussion with the audience. For shorter formats, opt for a highly structured talk focused on a strong message or a standout experience. For lasting impact, plan for a Q&A or workshop as a follow-up, especially for executives or management teams.

Can a speaker on women adapt to a sceptical or disengaged audience?

Yes, some speakers on women are particularly skilled at engaging audiences who are doubtful or feel unconcerned. The key is to identify someone who can address gender diversity or women’s issues with humour, perspective, and without dogmatism. Often, a speaker who shares her own doubts, failures, or the resistance she’s faced can open up dialogue where a militant approach would close it down. Authenticity and the ability to respond to reactions in real time make all the difference in these situations.

Why use Lespeakers to choose a speaker on women?

Lespeakers selects its speakers on women based on their expertise, adaptability, and ability to share real-life experiences. The agency knows the field: it can guide you towards profiles who have already convinced HR, managers, or executive committees, and avoid talks that are too generic or disconnected from your reality. Tailored support also helps anticipate your audience’s expectations and adjust the format so the talk truly leaves a mark.