NEER Knows: Motivational Women
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This event brings together a panel of women for an honest conversation about what power actually looks like in practice - the decisions, resilience, boundaries, financial conversations, and leadership behind the highlight reel. It’s not about celebrating women in a generic way. It’s about redefining power on our own terms. Join us at The Hearth, Queens Park and leave feeling inspired. Doors open at 7:30pm Panel begins at 8:15pm
Mads Diamond is a London-based DJ, producer and event founder behind MAD4U - a community-led event series creating high-energy nights that celebrate culture, connection and emerging talent. Known for her dynamic open-format DJ sets, she blends performance with storytelling and has built a growing audience online as a TikTok content creator, sharing insights into DJ culture, music and nightlife. Alongside her artist project, Mads works across marketing, social media and content for music technology company Evermix, helping shape campaigns and storytelling at the intersection of music and tech. She has performed across the UK and internationally, playing for brands including Nike, Puma, Foot Locker and UEFA, with appearances from Ocean Beach Ibiza to Studio 338 in London. Through her work, Mads is focused on building community, creating opportunities for emerging talent and pushing forward the next wave of club culture.
Fuelled in community and collaboration, Natasha combines her commitment to empowering others and creating impactful experiences from managing creatives, visual and entertainment artists to strategising and directing marketing campaigns for entrepreneurs alike. Natasha is the founder of a solution-led talent management and community events agency: tnoa.
Lara Sullivan is a London-based runner, creator, and neurodivergent advocate. Diagnosed with autism as an adult, she began sharing her experiences to raise awareness of late diagnosis in women and how running can support nervous system regulation and mental wellbeing. Through her content, Lara explores the intersection of neurodivergence and sport, building a community of women navigating identity and their relationship with movement. She is the founder of Spicy Run Club, a neurodivergent-friendly running community, and the host of the upcoming podcast Spicy Brain, which explores work, relationships, and everyday life through the lens of autistic women.
Lydia (SylkySydney) is a creative youth worker, facilitator, and artist who designs and delivers creative arts projects with children and young people across schools, youth settings, social care, and community spaces. Her practice sits at the intersection of art and youth work, using creativity as a tool to nourish young people to make sense of themselves and the world around them. The spaces Lydia creates celebrate process over polished outcomes and guide young people to explore their creative identity and feel seen and heard.
"In my roles as Senior Programmes Manager at Youth Beyond Borders and a Trustee at The Avenues Youth Project, I focus on supporting young people from all backgrounds to help them reach their potential. I spend most of my time designing and delivering programmes for 16 to 25 year olds that centre on creativity, entrepreneurship, and wellness. Outside of work, I’m driven by a simple curiosity about how we connect, both to ourselves and the world around us. Whether it’s through music, travel, or an interest in neuroplasticity, I enjoy exploring things that bridge that gap. Right now, I’m on a bit of a journey, exploring the link between mind, body, and space to show up more authentically in my work and community. I’m all about tapping into creativity and collective energy to make a genuine impact."
Coco Mell is a stylist, creative strategist, and cultural commentator whose work sits at the intersection of sport, fashion, and identity. She centers the feminine perspective within sneaker and streetwear spaces, translating community insight into styling, creative direction, and brand storytelling that resonates with contemporary audiences.
