#1 Audacity

Book Sam Grierson to speak at your event or conference and inspire your audience with stories of resilience, creativity, and bold action.

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Topics Sam Covers:

1. How to Disrupt Yourself – Embrace change and challenge the status quo.

2. Charting Your Own Change Curve – Navigate transitions with confidence.

3. The Power of Audacity – Harness courage to achieve the impossible.

4. Making It Visual to Make It Real – Transform ideas into reality.

5. The Art of Storytelling – Inspire action through compelling narratives.

6. How to Overcome Obstacles – Turn challenges into opportunities.

7. Starting Your Project at the End – Reverse-engineer your vision for success.

8. Putting Customers First – Build loyalty through empathy and focus.

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About Sam:
Sam shares their remarkable journey from corporate leadership to her award-winning media career. From writing her first play in just five days to collaborating with Miriam Margolyes and winning six awards for her debut short film, Sam inspires audiences to take bold steps, embrace creativity, and redefine success.

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Sam’s talks on Leadership, EDI, Inspiration, and Productivity resonate with teams and individuals looking to innovate, lead, and create lasting impact.

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Empower your audience with Sam's story.

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LGBTQIA+, Neurodivergent Motivational speaker.

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#2 Late, seen, unmasked

My journey through Autism, Creativity and Visibility

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Book Sam Grierson to speak at your event or conference and inspire your audience with stories of diagnosis, identity, masking and creativity,

 

Diagnosed as autistic and ADHD as an adult in 2018, Sam Grierson began searching for stories that reflected her experience of late diagnosis, identity and masking. She found almost none.

In this personal and thought provoking talk, 

 

Sam shares how discovering she was autistic reshaped her understanding of herself and led her to create award winning films and audio dramas exploring neurodivergent lives.

 

Through storytelling, humour and honesty, she explores the power of creativity to make the invisible visible and why representation matters.

This is a talk about late discovery, identity and the courage to tell the stories that were missing when you needed them most.

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Topics covered:

• Late diagnosis and the experience of masking
• The absence of autistic representation, particularly for women
• Creativity as a way to understand identity
• Making invisible experiences visible through story
• Neurodivergence, midlife and the overlooked connection with menopause