Ettie Bailey-King

From Vodafone to Amnesty, Ettie Bailey-King helps global brands foster inclusive, accessible workplaces through actionable keynote insights on communication.

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“I’ve learnt so much from Ettie about inclusive communication – specifically what’s just lip service and what drives real change. I love her simple and actionable tips I can put into practice straight away - tips that make an instant difference to the people around me. Her witty, insightful delivery is the spoonful of sugar that helps the medicine go down.”

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Why book Ettie Bailey-King for your next event

Ettie Bailey-King has partnered with household names such as Vodafone, Harrods, and Amnesty International, proving her ability to deliver inclusive communication strategies that resonate across diverse industries and organizational cultures.
From Decathlon to Savills, Ettie has helped large organizations transform their internal and external communications, embedding accessibility principles that ensure messaging reaches and engages every audience.
With experience spanning NGOs, multinational corporations, and educational institutions, Ettie brings a rare blend of cross-sector insight, making her an invaluable keynote speaker for organizations aiming to combine purpose with performance.

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Transforming Communication Through Inclusion and Accessibility

Book a keynote with leading inclusion expert Ettie Bailey-King, trusted by Vodafone, Harrods, and Amnesty. She empowers organizations to overcome fear of inclusive language and master accessibility, delivering practical tools that create communication everyone can engage with, fueling stronger teams, innovation, and lasting cultural impact.

Keynote Speaker Ettie Bailey-King is an internationally recognized educator on inclusive and accessible communication. Known for her dynamic, practical approach, she has worked with leading organizations including Amnesty International, Vodafone, Harrods, Wellcome, Decathlon, Savills, Global Witness, and Girlguiding. Her expertise lies in transforming the way organizations communicate, helping leaders, teams, and brands move beyond fear and uncertainty around inclusive language and accessibility.

Ettie specializes in LGBTQIA+ inclusive language, disability inclusion, sexual orientation, race, and intersectionality. She shows professionals how to replace outdated, exclusive communication habits with language that fosters belonging, clarity, and trust. On the accessibility side, she equips organizations with tools to create content that works for everyone, whether employees, clients, or stakeholders are disabled, neurodivergent, tired, or simply overwhelmed.

For organizations, the value is clear: inclusive and accessible communication isn’t just ethical, it’s strategic. It drives innovation, strengthens team culture, enhances customer engagement, and reduces reputational risks. With Ettie’s keynotes, businesses gain actionable frameworks to embed inclusivity into everyday communication, creating workplaces and brands that thrive in today’s diverse world.

Book Ettie Bailey-King for your event to inspire confidence, deliver real-world tools, and spark meaningful change across your organization. Her keynotes are engaging, insightful, and tailored to empower audiences to embrace inclusive practices that make communication work better for everyone.

Customer Reviews

Kim Arnold CEO of Email Attraction.

“I have had the privilege and joy of working with Ettie for over 2 years. Ettie is the most thoughtful, insightful, and considerate inclusive and accessible communications educator I know. Whenever engaging with Ettie, working with Ettie is a transformative experience filled with joy, thought-provoking insights, and unwavering support. So, if you’re ready to become an inclusive and accessible communicator, I can’t recommend Ettie Bailey-King highly enough. Book Ettie today.”

Sulaiman R. Khan Founder and Chief Radical Officer of ThisAbility® Limited

“Ettie gave a talk to the Co-op content design community of practice and she was incredible. A great speaker with a well thought through presentation. She also has great examples up her sleeve and answers questions in such a clear way. This was one of our highest attended sessions and created a lively discussion afterwards. I've had several messages from people asking me to get Ettie back again. I would recommend her to any organisation that wants to learn more about inclusive language”

Helen Lawson Lead Content Designer, Co-Op

”Working with Ettie was a pleasure. Her curiosity and collaborative approach gave me confidence that we’d selected the right guest speaker for our event. Ettie’s session on the Joy of Inclusive Conversations was a fantastic entry point into inclusive language. Practical, poignant, and motivational describe the session well. Attendees couldn't stop talking about how thought-provoking yet simple Ettie’s advice was. Her session took the fear out of trying to be more inclusive and has sparked meaningful conversation. I highly recommend working with Ettie if you want to challenge the misconception that inclusive language is intimidating or complicated.”

Jesse Woodman Learning Design Manager

”Ettie is a skilled, passionate and inclusive facilitator who confidently translates complex topics into meaningful and actionable insights. I have had the pleasure of working with Ettie on a number of projects and her preparation, support and enthusiasm is infectious, in particular her ability to put people at ease without compromising the topic or learning is amazing. It is clear that Ettie is passionate about the topic of inclusion and inclusive comms - sharing in that passion is a real benefit to every individual and organisation.”

Ben Gallagher Founder, InRehearsal

”Ettie ran a session with the whole Included team. She prepared meticulously, consulting us on what kinds of topics we would like to see covered and what kinds of contexts we operated in. As a result of this, the session felt very tailored to us and immediately applicable. Ettie certainly knew her audience and pitched the session perfectly. Her facilitation style was inclusive, engaging and compelling. She brought the team with her and left us energised and eager to apply what we had learned. We would certainly like to partner with Ettie again in the future and would recommend any organisation thinking about inclusive communications to get in touch with her!”

Nick Basannavar

”I’ve had so many people stop me in the hall and message me about how amazing you were. Everyone found it so insightful and useful. On a personal note, I’m equally thankful for how curious and collaborative you’ve been with us as you prepped for this session.”

Workshop client

”Your style and energy were contagious. Your content was engaging. Your openness was fabulous.”

Mbeke Waseme Coach, trainer and consultant.

”Ettie is an excellent trainer, who makes light work of tackling complex subjects – in fact, she makes it a thoroughly enjoyable experience! At the training session she skilfully managed to strike the perfect balance between challenging us and holding a safe space. She used brilliant interactive exercises which then prompted rich discussions; during which she managed to ensure everyone was involved without it ever feeling forced. This was a day-long training session and it felt like just a few hours because it was so engaging and inspiring. I think everyone should take this training - it's essential for the voluntary sector but also the wider community.”

Jemma Bicknell

Keynotes

Keynote by Ettie Bailey-King:

The joy of inclusive language

This keynote offers a powerful and practical introduction to inclusive language, what it is, why it matters, and how to apply it in everyday communication. Grounded in research, it demonstrates how even small shifts in the words we use can create significant changes in attitudes, behaviors, and organizational culture.

Participants will gain clear, actionable insights into how inclusive language fosters respect, trust, and belonging, both within teams and across customer relationships. The keynote explores how to be actively inclusive around age, disability, race, gender, sexual orientation, and more, equipping audiences with simple principles that are easy to apply in real-world contexts.

With a focus on clarity, confidence, and practical tools, this session empowers professionals to overcome uncertainty around inclusive communication and to embrace language as a driver of positive change.

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Keynote by Ettie Bailey-King:

Neurodivergence and neuroinclusive communication

At least one in five people is neurodivergent and likely many more. Yet too often, organizations invest heavily in creating content that unintentionally excludes this significant audience. From ADHD and autism to dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, OCD, and Tourette’s, neurodivergent identities are diverse, and they profoundly shape attention, memory, and emotional engagement.

This keynote introduces participants to the essentials of neuro-inclusive communication, showing how small, practical adjustments can make a big difference. Through quick, low-effort changes in language, design, and delivery, professionals can ensure their jokes, memes, instructions, calls-to-action, images, and videos reach and resonate with everyone.

By embracing these principles, organizations not only improve accessibility but also unlock stronger engagement, innovation, and trust across diverse audiences.

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Keynote by Ettie Bailey-King:

How to make your online content accessible

Far too much of today’s internet remains inaccessible. Over half of major brands’ homepages fail accessibility standards, and a recent study found that only 0.1% of tweets on X included alt text. As a result, countless people, blind, d/Deaf, tired, distracted, or living with physical differences such as tremors or limb differences, are left unable to fully engage with online content.

Disability is far more common and varied than many realize, yet the solutions are surprisingly simple. This keynote equips audiences with practical, easy-to-apply techniques for building accessibility into digital communication. Participants will learn how to write effective alt text and image descriptions, format content for screen readers across web, email, and social platforms, and quickly test color contrast to improve readability.

By implementing these straightforward changes, organizations can dramatically expand their reach, ensure compliance, and create online experiences that work better for everyone.

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