The erosion of trust has become the defining existential crisis of our time, undermining the credibility of organisations, institutions, and leaders, and threatening the foundations of social cohesion.

In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, leaders face unprecedented challenges in building organizational trust and resilience.

Drawing from my extensive experience as a humanitarian lawyer, senior army officer, leadership consultant, and international speaker, I offer a unique perspective that empowers leaders to navigate these complexities with confidence and skill.

My career has been defined by high-stakes crisis management, cultural transformation, and advocating for justice and equality. These experiences allow me to provide actionable strategies that drive transformation and organisational and brand trust, integrity and recognition through sharing my evidenced based six step approach.

Rabia uses her unique and powerful story as a starting point, and by sharing her truths and vulnerabilities with the audience, Rabia explores what it means to be a truly great and authentic leader. She addresses what she believes are the essential qualities and key roles for a great and effective leader. She calls her audience to a higher purpose, challenging them to practice and live great, authentic leadership, to lead by example and be agents of change.

The world is calling upon us to reflect, reset our priorities, to see and fully embrace the realities in front of us – the beautiful and the ugly – and to have the courage to speak up and step up in ways we perhaps never have before.

This is the mark of a great leader and change maker, and great leadership is characterised by those who embody and demonstrate resilience, courage, focus, discipline & authenticity. It is this type of leadership that we need more than ever right now.

Are you ready to be inspired and empowered to release your inner giant? To be the change you need to be to impact your own life and the lives of others around you?

Rabia takes audiences through what it means to be a great leader, and how they, too, can lead themselves with courage, integrity and resilience.

Winston Churchill once said, we should never let a good crisis go to waste!

Life is a choice. We can choose to be the victims of our circumstances, believing that we cannot change what seems overwhelming. Or we can choose not to be defined by that which often confounds us. We can choose to adapt, thrive, learn and lead the change that we are all capable of by seeking out the opportunities.

So what choice will you make? How will you use your influence and privileged position? What leader will you be?

Through her lived experience and powerful story-telling, Rabia takes audiences through these questions to decide for themselves.