She is the host of the Make Your Mark Podcast, which has featured industry-leading guests from all over the world and reaches thousands of listeners worldwide.
Before stepping into the world of podcasting, she was a London police officer, MMA fighter and qualified in Sign Language. A global sales expert, she has sold high ticket 6-figure packages and hired, fired and built sales teams all over the world. One events company had taken a full year to reach $1,000,000 AUD — working with Kay, they hit the same figure in four months.
When live events got shut down in the pandemic, she got booked on 100 podcasts in 60 days, grew her audience from 0 to 20,000 in 12 weeks and generated over £25,000 in the process.
She has spoken on international stages sharing insights on podcasting, brand visibility and leveraging digital platforms.
She draws on these insights to share everything she know to help you to build better relationships and make more money through podcasting.
Kay lives in London with her brother and her Mum, who she is also a carer for.
Kay is an award-winning author. She launched her book in Toronto, Canada, and in 2016 it won The Authority In Inspirational Journey To Success award.
It sold out on Amazon in its first week. Then a letter arrived from The Queen of England congratulating her on it, and a copy was placed in the private royal library.
Dr John Demartini and Bob Proctor both attended the launch — two people whose work shaped how she thinks about the whole thing.
An award created by entrepreneur and Dragons' Den star Theo Paphitis to recognise and celebrate standout small businesses across the UK. Being selected as an #SBS winner is recognition of the work Kay has built, the impact she continues to make, and her ability to do business a little differently — because fitting into the crowd was never really her thing.
Recognised for sales and marketing — the discipline underneath everything else she does. Conversations only turn into revenue if someone knows how to run them.
Awarded for the book that launched in Toronto and sold out on Amazon in its first week.