Regarded as one of the UK’s most prominent business mentors, Chelsey has mentored hundreds of businesses and individuals and worked on leading government mentoring projects. She founded National Mentoring Day in 2014 which was inaugurated in the Houses of Parliament and has grown it to be an internationally recognised day, with over 250,000 organisations around the world taking part annually. The
initiative is now celebrated worldwide supporting all forms of mentoring across all sectors and shining a spotlight on mentors and mentoring initiatives making a difference. Lord David Young was the founding patron and championed the initiative which has received government recognition, worldwide press coverage and support from leading brands and corporate organisations. The four pillars of National Mentoring Day are to connect, educate, support, and celebrate the impact of mentoring across enterprise, education and society. Chelsey’s career includes over twenty years in media, television, communications, publishing, PR and marketing. As an international speaker, commentator and presenter, Chelsey campaigns tirelessly to showcase the transformational power of mentorship with the aim of empowering and encouraging more people to take up mentoring. Known as the UK's No 1 Pitching expert, Chelsey has trained many high profile CEO’s, TV personalities and entrepreneurs around the world as a leading public speaking expert to successfully create and deliver the perfect pitch to investors, VC's, clients and the media. Notable awards:
British Bankers’ Association - “Excellence in Enterprise Mentoring Award” at BAFTA
'Influential Woman of the year' by Venus Awards
“Visionary Woman Serving Humanity” - WAW Honorary Award
Start Your Business Magazine - "Business Mentor of the Year"
'Best Mentor' - BBA Women's Enterprise Mentoring Award
‘Fellow Award’ - Association of Business Mentors in recognition of outstanding commitment to business mentoring
“I have made it my life’s mission to make mentoring accessible to everyone regardless of age, race, circumstances or background. Mentoring is a way to create a more inclusive society and has the potential to trigger significant benefits on a global scale and National Mentoring Day continues to make this happen.” Please join me in our mission to make mentoring accessible to everyone.”
