International 
Speaker

Dr. Golnaz Golnaraghi is an author, speaker, changemaker.

Golnaz is a TEDx and Walrus Talks speaker. She engages in real talk using storytelling research and calls to action, inviting audiences to become better leaders, active allies and changemakers. 

Golnaz’s most popular talks centre on workplace equity, career development, women in the workplace, mentorship and sponsorship, postcolonial and intersectional feminism, leadership and changemaking. She is available for keynotes, virtual events, workshops, and fireside chats.

International Speaker

Golnaz is a TEDx and Walrus Talks speaker. She engages in real talk using storytelling, research and calls to action, inviting audiences to become better leaders, active allies and changemakers. 

Golnaz’s most popular talks centre on workplace equity, career development, women in the workplace, mentorship and sponsorship, postcolonial and intersectional feminism, leadership and changemaking. She is available for keynotes, virtual events, workshops, and fireside chats.

Speaking Topics

  • Challenging the Status Quo: Advancing Black, Indigenous and Women of Colour at Work
  • Owning Your Career Journey: From Design to Destination
  • You’re Not an Imposter & It’s Not a Syndrome: Strategies for Thriving at Work
  • Being An Active Ally at Work Regardless of Your Title
  • Redefining Leadership: Challenging Conventional Models of Leadership & Power
  • Mentorship & Sponsorship as a Pathway to Equitable Organizations
  • From Saviourism to Solidarity in the Workplace
  • Building a Sustainable Social Enterprise
  • Disrupting the Status Quo: Advancing Women of Colour in Entrepreneurship
  • Racialized Women & Social Entrepreneurship – The Power of Community

“I am a first-generation immigrant from Iran and visitor on this land who arrived due to a revolution uprising in my country. Honouring the women in my lineage, I am the daughter of Mehrangiz Saebi, grand daughter of Ensieh Saebi and Heshmat Golnaraghi. I am grateful and humbled for the opportunity to live, grow and work on the lands protected by the Dish with One Spoon wampum agreement, the traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee, Anishnaabeg, the Attawandaron, and the Metis peoples.”

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