Dr Lynda Ince-Greenaway began her career in 1982 when she qualified as a social worker. After making child-care her specialism, she became a team leader and a manager. She has worked for forty years in the public and private social care sectors making a significant contribution to the development and learning of others. In her role as a manager, she developed leadership skills which she has used to teach and influence others. Dr Ince-Greenaway is known for her enthusiasm and passion concerning such issues as social justice, social inclusion, empowerment and personal self-development. Dr Ince-Greenaway became an educator, lecturing at the University of Hertfordshire where she had a dynamic impact on students helping them to reach their goals and ambitions. She completed her Master of Philosophy at the University of West London and went on to publish her first book 'Making it Alone' a study of the care experiences of Black Young People leaving the public care system. Through her work as a credentialed leadership coach, motivational speaker, and educator (PhD, University of Birmingham), she specialises in creating engaging content to empower others with a deep conviction that resonates with audiences. Lynda's unique band of courses and coaching solutions are an integral part of her portfolio.