Trish Murray Travels from Sydney, NSW

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Facilitator
Female Speaker
Small Business
Women In Business

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When you walk into a room, does anybody notice?

When you walk out, has anything changed? Why do some people appear to have that gift, where others don't?

Trish Murray is a vivacious, colourful speaker who gets you out of your chair (sometimes out of your comfort zone) and thinking on your feet. Don't be fooled by her stylish femininity - she has the force of a Mack truck and will challenge you to think beyond conventional boundaries with messages that resonate with both men and woman of all walks of life. She inspires, motivates, invigorates and entertains with a refreshingly down to earth style!

This inspiring entrepreneur, mother of two and developer of a national award winning design company, which is now a staple label in every yummy mummy's wardrobe.

She has featured in the respectable Australian fashion magazines New Women and Australian Monthly, and the popular Australian TV shows Random Acts of Kindness, Style TV, The Living Room and on A Current Affair, as a success story encouraging other women to become directors of their own business. She appeared on Good Morning with Kerri-Anne discussing the secrets of success being a working Mum, as well as MIX 106.5FM as an expert “Mum-trepreneur”. The Daily Telegraph call on her expertise regarding interesting articles affecting women and their sense of identity, Women Turning Back the Clock.

More than a stylist, Trish has mentored famous beauty’s such as Miss Universe Jennifer Hawkins when she owned modelling agency ‘Models and Actors Talent Management’ for nine years. She has worked with the likes of Gok Wan, Harpo Productions (for Oprah's visit to Australia) and Trinny and Susannah. Trish has worked in the industry her whole life as a model and TV host.

Trish motivates the audience with the science of psychology and personal connection. Trish has inspired organisations from the tourism industry, financial sector, real estate and retail.