"When we have the courage to be seen, heard and known, we attract the right people, places and opportunities into our lives." – Carlii Lyon

Join us on the 18th of September to welcome Carlii Lyon in celebrating the launch of her new book 'Courage to Be'. Joining her in conversation will be author Maggie Hamilton.

ABOUT CARLII LYON

Carlii Lyon has been shaping the reputations of remarkable individuals from across the globe for over two decades. As a former international personal publicist, her past clients include a world-leading supermodel, New York Times bestselling authors, inventors, musicians, and even a British celebrity foot reader!

Today, Carlii is dedicated to helping emerging leaders shape their personal brands, confidently communicate their value, and become intentionally visible to the audiences that matter. Recognised as a thought leader on the topic, Carlii has been invited to speak to the teams of iconic brands internationally; including the likes of Financial Times, Spotify, Microsoft, Warner Discovery Group and L’Oréal to name a few. She is the author of Courage to Be – Small Steps for a Big Life and a regular contributor to Forbes on the topic of personal branding. Her work has also been featured in Smart Company, CEO Magazine, Sky News and The Sunday Telegraph.

https://www.carliilyon.com.au/

About Maggie Hamilton

Writer, social researcher and former publisher Maggie Hamilton gives frequent talks and lectures; is a media commentator and keen observer of social trends. She’s held a number of senior roles in publishing and at the ABC.

Her books, published in over a dozen countries worldwide, include What Men Don't Talk About, the lives of real men and boys; What's Happening to Our Girls? and What's Happening to Our Boys? current issues boys and girls face; When We Become Strangers on loneliness; and What Happens to Our Kids When We Fail to Grow Up?

Maggie’s passion is people and out-of-the-way places, understanding why we do what we do, how we can create a better tomorrow. www.maggiehamilton.org