Find Your Voice Europe, a transformative event led by leadership expert and speaker Godman Akinlabi, was concluded recently in Brussels, leaving a lasting impact on approximately 200 attendees.
Following a successful inaugural event in London last year, Find Your Voice Europe continued its global impact in Brussels, attracting a diverse audience eager to learn from industry titans and personal development luminaries.
Held at the prestigious Kinepolis, the event featured dynamic presentations by renowned speakers, including Pierre Kompany, the first mayor of African origin in Belgium and top political leadership voice; Max Raux, an inspirational speaker; Dr. Richard Onebamoi, a Leadership Alignment Strategist; and Eniola Harrison, Communications and Business Development professional, among others.
Godman Akinlabi, the visionary architect behind Find Your Voice Europe, expressed his enthusiasm about the event’s significance: “Our mission with Find Your Voice Europe was to empower entrepreneurs and professionals with practical strategies and insights to propel them towards their goals. We believe everyone possesses a unique voice and the potential to make a positive impact. This event served as a platform to amplify these voices and ignite positive change.”
Attendees at the event benefited from dynamic presentations and stimulating discussions, expertly crafted to empower them with the skills and strategies necessary to overcome a wide range of challenges.
These included environmental challenges such as navigating complex business landscapes, adapting to new technologies, and managing resource limitations; mental wellbeing challenges like self-doubt, imposter syndrome, and burnout; professional development obstacles like career advancement roadblocks, office politics, and work-life balance; and personal growth issues including confidence, communication, and relationship building. By addressing these challenges head-on, attendees gained the knowledge and tools needed to achieve success in their chosen fields and reach their full potential.
“Finding your voice isn’t just about speaking up, it is about taking strategic action,” says Eniola Harrison. “It starts with understanding the system, building strong connections through purposeful networking, and then confidently taking your place at the table. This conference is timely and its impact would remain for a long time.”
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