Welcome our new columnist, Joanne Lockwood, CEO and Founder of SEE Change Happen
Joanne Lockwood is the CEO and founder of SEE Change Happen, an equality, diversity, inclusion &…
Joanne Lockwood is the CEO and founder of SEE Change Happen, an equality, diversity, inclusion & belonging practice, specialising in LGBTQ+ and transgender awareness. She delivers keynote speeches, seminars and workshops and offers support to organisations and business to promote inclusion and break down myths, misunderstandings, and the fear of getting it wrong.
In 2008 Joanne became the first ever transgender National President of the 90-year-old ‘Men’s Club’, The Round Table, and is Chair for the Professional Speaking Association of UK and Ireland (PSA UK&I), and a trustee of akt (formerly Albert Kennedy Trust) whose objective is to support Young LGBTQ+ homeless people throughout the UK.
In addition to being what she calls “professionally trans” through her work, Joanne likes to inspire others and to help them overcome inclusion matters that may be holding them back, or their own impostor syndrome, and to help tackle the prejudices, fears and mental chains that many in the community face, using education and awareness.
Joanne will be writing a regular column for The UK Newspaper starting from next week.
Kizzi Nkwocha is the editor of Business Game Changer Magazine and publisher of The Property Investor and Money and Finance Magazine, the net’s fastest growing wealth creation publication. Kizzi Nkwocha made his mark in the UK as a publicist, journalist and social media pioneer. As a widely respected and successful media consultant he has represented a diverse range of clients including the King of Uganda, and Amnesty International. Nkwocha has also become a well-known personality on both radio and television. He has been the focus of a Channel 4 documentary on publicity and has hosted his own talk show, London Line, on Sky TV. He has also produced and presented both radio and TV shows in Cyprus and Spain.
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