Lola Dada-Olley
Attorney. Advocate. Speaker.
Hope Multiplier.
Lola Dada-Olley
Attorney. Advocate. Speaker.
Hope Multiplier.
Lola is a TEDx, keynote and motivational speaker with a demonstrated track record of speaking before government, education, health care, corporate and non-profit entities on personal and workplace wellness in the midst of immense challenges. Her powerful personal story of lifetime caregiving, spanning over three decades, with recurring themes of reinvention, perseverance, hope and reimagining what it means to thrive has connected with thousands. As a practicing attorney at a Fortune 50 company and podcast host, Lola speaks on various forms of professional and personal development through a mix of rich storytelling and relevant data that inspires both individuals and teams to perform at their best.
Motivational speech on how a childhood interrupted became an adulthood reimagined.
An example of advocacy by storytelling.
Opening keynote to an audience of nearly 2,000 on establishing the type of mindset that is built to last.
Lola has a powerful person story that inspires people. Through the spoken word she inspires others to move forward courageously in the midst of difficult life circumstances. Recurring themes in Lola's speeches include disability inclusion, resilience and hope, redefining success, mindset shifting, intersectionality and inclusive leadership.
Lola often takes themes from keynote speeches and allows clients to enjoy a "deeper dive" into these topics with workshops tailored to particular organizational needs.
For organizations seeking a longer-term partnership to tackle a particular challenge, Lola is available for consultation on matters relating to personal and leadership development, disability inclusion and developing partnerships with relevant collaborators.
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