Workshop: Make Your Queer Voice Heard at Work (London)
Get time with a leading voice coach focusing on using your queer voice at work.
Join Sam Malone, a spoken voice coach at some of the top drama conservatoires in the country. Sam will discuss the reasons why LGBTQIA+ voices can be less ‘heard’ in the workplace, and how our queerness impacts our voice, expression, and career growth. This exciting workshop will teach you how your corporate voice is serving you and how to advance your career by utilising your voice.
Register now – https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/workshop-make-your-queer-voice-heard-at-work-london-tickets-473402669127
Timings: Tue May 16, 5.30pm – 9pm (including networking).
- 5.30pm – Registration, teas and coffees
- 6pm – Workshop starts
- 7.45pm – Workshop finishes
- 7.45pm – Networking with beers, wine and nibbles
- 9pm – Close
Venue:
Trowers & Hamlins LLP
3 Bunhill Row
London
EC1Y 8YZ
DX 774 Lon/City
Price: £25
Register now – https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/workshop-make-your-queer-voice-heard-at-work-london-tickets-473402669127
Please note that while we recognise that most business leaders will be able to pay, we acknowledge that some within our community might not, and we have some tickets available for free. Please email us if this sounds like you – hello@prideinleadership.co.uk. All monies go to support Pride in Leadership.
See feedback from the recent event in Manchester in the video below and the event write up.
Sam’s biography
Sam Malone is a vibrant and dynamic voice coach from Canada. He is interested in the relationship between the voice and one’s performance, both professionally and on stage. He holds an MFA (Distinction) in Voice Studies from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, University of London. Sam is also a qualified educator, holding a Masters in Education (with a specialism in Adult Learning) and a Bachelor of Commerce in International Business. He currently is the main voice tutor for Musical Theatre programme at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, and also works at Guildhall School of Acting, Manchester Metropolitan University, Rose Bruford, and Leeds Conservatoire teaching spoken voice and accents. Sam also has a significant interest in working with the LGBTQ+ community, including non-profits. And he is passionate about public speaking, and empowering individuals to help them find their true leadership potential.
Register now – https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/workshop-make-your-queer-voice-heard-at-work-london-tickets-473402669127
