Speaking
I’m available to chat on panels, host interviews, and speak at your events. If you’d like to book me for a speaking engagement, please email Alice Saunders at The Soho Agency.
Testimonials
“I’d highly recommend Ellen as a speaker – Ellen recently spoke on our webinar which focused on the latest insights from our report discussing workplace trends, particularly job applications and what workers want from a new role.
Ellen shared some fantastic insights on workplace trends and the evolving landscape of work having covered this as a journalist for a number of years. Ellen was engaging and was able to connect well with the audience, leaving attendees with valuable takeaways and things to think about. Ellen’s passion and expertise on the subject would really enhance any event – online or in person.”
- Helen Flannery, Hays
“Ellen sat on a panel of extremely inspirational speakers for Michelle King PhD's London book launch of 'How Work Works', held at law firm, RPC. The discussion focussed on the future of the world of work, the role and influence of AI and how we can futureproof workplaces. She formed a hugely valuable part of the panel, sharing her stories about stepping out of her comfort zone into leadership roles, her visions of the future of the workplace and the role of AI and technology within the workplace. Her insights were very engaging and brought a fresh and candid perspective that really resonated with the audience – she was quietly optimistic that we wouldn't be losing our jobs to robots any time soon! Ellen added significant value to the discussion, and she was a key voice on the panel. It would be a pleasure to chair a panel of which she was part of again.”
- RPC
“Ellen Scott's genuine interest in human behaviour and willingness to ask the questions we internalise makes her stand out from the crowd. She's thoughtful in her approach to gaining deeper understanding of our life experiences and sharing her findings with a wider audience.
Ellen Scott brings thought provoking questions which allow the interviewee to expand on their ideas and draw the audience into the conversation. With her added insights and personal experiences, she gives colour to the otherwise abstract theories and paints a picture for the audience to find personal value in those theories.
Beyond that, she was a lovely person, and I loved her purple hair.”
- Aimée, Phlox