Tabby Biddle

Why do so many brilliant, mission-driven women still hesitate to fully step into visibility and leadership? In this transformative keynote, Tabby Biddle explores the invisible internal barriers that keep women from speaking with confidence and authority — even when they are deeply qualified. Drawing on years of experience working with women leaders across industries, Tabby reveals the inner shift required to move from self-doubt to thought leadership and from silence to impact.

This session invites audiences to reconnect with the power of their voice as a leadership tool — not just for personal fulfillment, but for shaping healthier organizations, communities, and cultures.

Attendee Results:

• Understand the internal patterns that keep women holding back from visibility and leadership
• Learn how your voice becomes a critical pathway to thought leadership and influence
• Reframe public speaking and visibility as acts of service, not self-promotion
• Gain clarity on the inner shift required to speak with confidence and authority
• Leave inspired to lead conversations that matter — in the workplace and beyond

Many women know their ideas are strong, yet hesitate to speak up in meetings, presentations, and high-stakes conversations. In this practical and empowering talk, Tabby Biddle offers a feminine-centered approach to communication that helps women express their ideas clearly, claim authority, and lead conversations from a place of inner trust.

Rather than teaching women to “act more confident,” this session addresses the deeper disconnect between inner certainty and outer expression — and shows how to bridge that gap in authentic, sustainable ways that work within real organizational dynamics.

Attendee Results:

• Learn why confidence often breaks down in professional settings — and how to rebuild it from the inside out
• Gain tools to express ideas clearly and speak up without second-guessing or self-silencing
• Understand how to claim authority without overperforming, overexplaining, or burning out
• Strengthen executive presence rooted in authenticity and inner alignment
• Leave with grounded, actionable communication strategies that can be applied immediately at work

At a time of profound global, cultural, and organizational change, women are being called into leadership in new ways. This talk explores why women’s voices are essential to creating more balanced, ethical, and inclusive systems — and why reclaiming inner wisdom is a powerful leadership advantage in times of uncertainty.

Tabby Biddle invites audiences to examine leadership beyond traditional models of dominance or performance and to reconnect with leadership as an embodied practice rooted in values, responsibility, and courageous action.

Attendee Results:

• Understand why women’s leadership is critical in moments of systemic and cultural change
• Explore how inner wisdom supports ethical, values-driven leadership
• Reframe leadership as an embodied practice rather than a role to perform
• Gain language for articulating values-based leadership in complex environments
• Leave with a renewed sense of responsibility — and possibility — around the role of voice in shaping the future

As girls and young women, many of us received messages from families, educational institutions, and culture that told us that our voice was not as important as the voices of men and boys. We were taught to be “good girls” – to behave, to not question things, to not ruffle anyone’s feathers, and maybe even to stay silent. This left some of us questioning whether we were even worthy of having a voice. As women today, this cultural messaging has had long-term effects on how we feel about our voice and how we show up (or don’t show up) in our leadership.

In this talk, Tabby will:

• Unpack the reasons why so many women have self-doubt around their voice
• Share tools and practices to support participants in building confidence in their voice
• Reveal 3 secrets to communicating with confidence and being heard

We need more empowered women leading in our world. But power is a mixed bag for many women since it has been used against us. Furthermore, many of us were shamed when we were little for our power. Because of this, many of us have lost touch with our own power. This is not only frustrating, it is detrimental to our health, and to our ability to affect our environment and the world we all share.

In this talk, Tabby will:

• Explore with participants their personal relationship with power
• Redefine power from a feminine perspective so that it’s accessible to you
• Share tools and practices with participants to develop their power and influence (so they can take the lead and scale their impact!)