Kerrita McClaughlyn

Kerrita McClaughlyn

Director of Communications, Zon Consulting

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Topic: How to Stand Out in a Crowded Market

Kerrita McClaughlyn is a senior communications leader with over two decades of global experience across a diverse range of industries. Throughout her career, she has partnered closely with executive leadership teams in high-stakes,

dynamic environments. Her expertise spans communications, strategy, media relations, brand PR, marketing communications, crisis management, external relations, public affairs, and sustainability.

Kerrita has worked for numerous companies including BAT, Mars, Unilever, Edelman and Hill & Knowlton. She holds a Master of Arts in International Relations from the University of Kent at Brussels (Belgium) and a Bachelor of Science in Journalism from Northeastern University (USA).

Madeline McQueen

Madeline McQueen is a force of empowerment with extensive experience as an Executive Coach, Speaker, and Trainer. She has worked with a diverse range of clients, including industry leaders like Google, Saatchi & Saatchi, Sopra Steria, Facebook, Omnicom, and Natixis Asset Management, to name a few.  Madeline’s signature approach centres on enhancing clarity, confidence, and strategic leadership, particularly for women in senior leadership roles. She is a passionate advocate for gender equality, helping women to embrace their magnificence and step into their power.   

Her personal journey is as inspiring as her professional work. Having navigated both personal and professional adversity, including surviving corporate sales, a business downturn and personal loss, Madeline has built a thriving career in personal and leadership development. Alongside her work, she sits on the board of NoMore.Org, driving action for gender equality. Married for 31 years, with two daughters, she balances her professional achievements with a fulfilling family life and a love of travel and dance.

http://www.madelinemcqueen.com
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