Jo Cameron co-creator of proper golfing
Co-creator of Proper Golfing, The Transformative Coaching Academy
Our Time is Now. Leave it too long but don't leave it too late
Jo Cameron
About Me
In Theory
In practicse
In practicse
Academically I have been studying women's position in society for over 25 years. My fascination started after I completed my Engineering degree. My post graduate education continued at a leading university in the UK when I studied Equality and Diversity when it was a little known subject.
I was so moved by my findings from that work that
Academically I have been studying women's position in society for over 25 years. My fascination started after I completed my Engineering degree. My post graduate education continued at a leading university in the UK when I studied Equality and Diversity when it was a little known subject.
I was so moved by my findings from that work that I followed it with a Masters Degree Studying Women's Leadership. Because of my trail blazing conclusions I was awarded a distinction and course prize from my second marker at Oxford University. My study has continued way beyond that as I'm always reading and learning but most importantly I'm always applying a critical mind.
I've taught on MBA programmes and HR subjects and supervised hundreds of students in their academic work
In practicse
In practicse
In practicse
In my mid-twenties, I experienced crippling panic attacks, which sparked my obsession with understanding the mind-body connection.
In 2006, I faced a devastating loss when my baby was born prematurely and died on the same day. This left me completely broken, and the only thing I could think to do was immerse myself in learning about women
In my mid-twenties, I experienced crippling panic attacks, which sparked my obsession with understanding the mind-body connection.
In 2006, I faced a devastating loss when my baby was born prematurely and died on the same day. This left me completely broken, and the only thing I could think to do was immerse myself in learning about women's health and anatomy. The inequalities in this field were absolutely mind-blowing!
In 2015, I suffered from severe burnout. While I could hardly move off the sofa, I focused on learning about stress and adrenal function. Remarkably, within three days of starting a recovery program, I felt like a completely new person.
By my early fifties, menopause had a profound impact on my life, leaving me feeling overwhelmed. My journey into understanding menopause led me to discover a wealth of fascinating information.
Through Experience
Through Experience
Through Experience
After leaving my job as senior Manger in the motor industry I set up my own company. I'd done 16 years climbing the corporate ladder from Engineering Apprentice to one of only four women in a Leadership role and it was time to move on.
In 2007 I set up one of the first Women's Business Awards events in the UK. We were graced with the prese
After leaving my job as senior Manger in the motor industry I set up my own company. I'd done 16 years climbing the corporate ladder from Engineering Apprentice to one of only four women in a Leadership role and it was time to move on.
In 2007 I set up one of the first Women's Business Awards events in the UK. We were graced with the presence of key figures at our events such as Cherie Blair (Former Prime Ministers Wife) and Helen Pankhusrt (grand-daughter of Emmeline Pankhurst). Many big corporations sponsored us.
In addition to that I set up Women's Business Networking Circles in 16 locations throughout the UK. After that I have worked in several consultancy roles in Sales and Learning & Development with clients such as Boots, Octopus Energy, TalkTalk, HSBC, Barclays Wealth, Peugeot, Harley Davison amongst many others.
I have been speaking professionally for over 20 years in the UK and overseas.
In the media
Through Experience
Through Experience
In 2006 I was on a BBC TV Show called the Apprentice. It was ground breaking at the time and is credited as one of the foundations for the explosion of reality TV. It still has a massive following today.
In 2007 I won a game show called The Weakest Link with the winnings of £11 000 going to a stillbirth Charity of which I was Patron.
Since
In 2006 I was on a BBC TV Show called the Apprentice. It was ground breaking at the time and is credited as one of the foundations for the explosion of reality TV. It still has a massive following today.
In 2007 I won a game show called The Weakest Link with the winnings of £11 000 going to a stillbirth Charity of which I was Patron.
Since then I have been in out of the media having my own radio show and working for the BBC.
I've also written for broadsheet newspapers such at the Guardian and online for The Chartered Institute of Personnel Development (CIPD) the BBC and motoring press.
I've also appeared on Loose Women, BBC Breakfast, BBC News, ITV and Channel 4.