Storytelling
The story you are already carrying, how to find it, shape it, and tell it in a way people remember and repeat.
Speaking
Stories that
fill a room.
Maahika speaks on storytelling, personal branding and female ambition, to universities, schools, conferences and brands. She was named one of f:Entrepreneur's Top 100 Female Founders, and her work has been featured in The Independent.
What she speaks about
Bossy, bold,
and built on real work.
Every talk starts from the same place: the story you are already carrying. Maahika brings her own work into it, the agency, the podcast, the independent magazine and the microgrants, because the practical lessons land better when they come from somewhere real. The through line is giving the next generation of female founders, builders and creators the tools, support and stories to build bossy and bold businesses, careers and lives.
Personal branding
Building a presence that attracts vision board opportunities without posting things that don't feel like you.
Female ambition
What ambition looks like when nobody has written the script for you, and why bossy is a compliment worth keeping.
Portfolio careers
How to build a working life across several things at once and make the threads read as one story.
Creativity and content
Turning ideas into podcasts, copy and short-form content that sounds like you and keeps turning up.
Creating your own opportunities
Opening doors yourself: pitching, showing up, and building the room you would rather be in.
Where she has spoken
From first-year seminars
to summit stages.
Universities, schools, conferences and organisations, in person and online. Talks can be shaped around your audience, whether that is students thinking about their first role, founders finding their voice, or a team learning to tell its own story better.
- UCL
- LSE Women in Business
- University of Westminster
- Regent's University London
- The Perse School
- Scale Summit
65+
countries have listened to the Reclaiming Bossy podcast, which has travelled with her to Amsterdam and Madrid
Top 100
named one of f:Entrepreneur's Top 100 Female Founders, with work featured in The Independent
10%
of every Bossy and Brown sale goes back into microgrants for female founders and creators