Grace Spicer is a confident and tenacious individual and public speaker who is not afraid to show her personality wherever she goes, Being unapologetically herself has helped her develop and grow with an aim to help more people discover their true potential.​

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A former Business and Media Student, Grace always enjoyed contributing a positive impact to the world. She signed up to the local Youth Council in her city for 2 elected years as well as volunteered for a variety of Community Projects in her hometown of Milton Keynes including the creation of 'Walton Fest' a local youth music festival.

 

She graduated sixth form in 2020 within the midst of the COVID - 19 Pandemic and struggled to find her passion and meaning in a career. Frustrated by the lack of awareness and support for Young People, she set out the task of Publishing a book shining a light on Young Peoples personal experiences of the Pandemic and in April 2021, Grace's global selling book 'Generation Covid - How Young People Responded to the COVID-19 Crisis was born. The book garnered attention from The Mayor of Milton Keynes as well as BBC Radio.

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Grace isn't afraid of the limelight, and not long after publishing her first book. She was invited to speak on the world famous TEDx stage at 20 Years old as well as competing in international Public Speaking Competitions.

 

Being diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder in 2023 didn't stop her and has instead empowered her to share her voice further.  She is able to confidently and compellingly provide a fresh perspective on life.

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Grace is currently a Freelance Marketing and Operations Lead and runs her own business as a Virtual Assistant. She is also taking on opportunities for Public Speaking / Events Hosting, with more in the pipeline - watch this space!