BOLD

At BOLD, we help time-poor founders show up consistently and confidently on LinkedIn - without spending hours on scripts or editing. 

We provide a monthly service that blends my 10+ years of interviewing experience with a simple, founder-friendly process. I pull the gold out of your stories, polish and deliver them back to you as LinkedIn-ready content, where you just click 'post'.

We follow the B.O.L.D. Framework:

- Bring Your Stories to Life: I draw out your unique wins, lessons, and perspectives in relaxed interviews.
- Optimise Your Presence: From page audits to upgrades, we turn your LinkedIn into your shop window.
- Leverage Video & Creative: Done-for-you filming, editing and graphics that build trust and connection.
- Deliver Consistency: You get a steady flow of strategic, story-driven content every month, with minimal effort on your part.

What this means for you:
You spend approx. 60–90 minutes with me each month. I do the rest. You stay visible, grow your network, and position yourself as a thought leader - all without sacrificing time for your actual business (or your life).

If you’ve got the vision but not the hours, BOLD makes sure your voice is heard.

Chief BOLD Officer

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I offer keynote and motivational talks and workshops to help people with a hidden spark to embrace authenticity, creativity and visibility in their work and unleash their BOLD potential. 

I also work with brands to help them create and foster engaged, active communities both in-person and remote through inclusive event design and social/content strategy. 

Highlights
- Delivered 'Embracing Neurodiversity in the Workplace' talk to Aer Lingus Pilots & Crew (Dublin '24)
- Delivered a workshop to all Heads of People in the HV Capital Portfolio (Berlin '24)
- Delivered talk @LinkedIn HQ on the importance of personal brand (London '25)
- Delivered multiple keynotes/talks on visibility and overcoming the fear of being seen
- Featured in LinkedIn News UK/Europe/Middle-East multiple times, The Irish Times & Irish Examiner 
- Hosted workshops for brands like Twitter, Workday, Aer Lingus, Deliveroo, Upvest, HV Capital

Speaker

Becoming BOLD

The podcast my younger self needed. 

As an undiagnosed ADHDer, I fell through the cracks of the school system. I felt lost for a really long time, and as soon as I found my path as an entrepreneur, I began to thrive. I care a lot about representation (because we can't be what we can't see) and showing that entrepreneurs comes in many forms. 

Get ready for some BOLD conversations with entrepreneurs and change-makers - where we uncover their stories and the mindset it takes to take big BOLD action. 

Prepare to be educated, entertained and inspired.

Podcast Host

Stealth Startup

I co-founded a neurodiversity platform to help companies attract, hire and retain neurodivergent employees; but decided a few months in to step away due to a misalignment with my co-founder. 

From there I took the self-employed route which ranged from LinkedIn brand consulting to delivering neurodiversity awareness talks to businesses across in the UK, Ireland and Germany.

Co-Founder

Twitter

Sole PM in EMEA responsible for managing programs to attract diverse talent to Twitter and meet the ambitious DE&I targets. I was promoted into this newly created role within 6 months of joining.

- Sourced and onboarded partners to support our DE&I hiring targets for 2025
- Drove project on re-writing job ads globally to ensure they had inclusive language
- Led project on self-ID at the candidate applications stage to support DE&I efforts
- Helped lead a global project on end-to-end hiring process improvement.

Senior Program Manager, Talent Attraction & Employer Brand

- Recruited ML roles across EMEA and USA (sourced, interviewed, created and negotiated all offers)
- Maintained 100% offer acceptance rate and 70% diversity in hires
- Cross-functional collaboration with HR ops, Comp, Hiring Managers and Sourcing team
- Worked with TA Leadership on implementing and driving our Diversity Slate Initiative
- LinkedIn project management,  led team on proactively building diverse talent communities.

Senior Technical Recruiter, Machine Learning Engineers

Freshworks

Freshworks is a Unicorn SaaS ITSM and CRM company. In this contract, I recruited Sales (GTM), Pre-Sales and Customer Success roles for DACH and UK markets.

Senior GTM Recruiter

ThoughtWorks

ThoughtWorks is a global software consultancy and a community of passionate individuals.
As a Senior Recruiter, I was responsible for sourcing and hiring across Germany, primarily QA Engineers, Product Managers, Business Analysts, and Full-Stack Developers. I also led D&I projects and initiatives specifically for recruiting. TW has ambitious diversity hiring goals (40% UGM hires per year for example) and part of my role was to ensure these are met within the Germany TA function.

Senior Tech Recruiter

Gartner

Gartner is a world-leading research and advisory company. 
I supported 7 UK-based sales leaders on all their hiring needs, managing the entire recruiting process end to end, all direct recruiting. Alongside the VP of Sales, I lead all interviews throughout the process. 
I rolled out interview training with stakeholders and created a strategy for diverse hiring, and tweaked adverts which increased diverse applicants by 37%.

GTM Recruiter 

Carter Murray

Specialised in the placement of marketing professionals into the professional services space.

Senior Recruitment Consultant, Marketing and Business Development

Recruitment Consultant, Marketing and Business Development

EMR | Specialist in Marketing Recruitment

Sales & Marketing Recruiter

I help founders amplify their voice and visibility on LinkedIn to allow them get discovered by investors, future clients, and passive talent. 

I've leveraged my 10+ years recruiting experience from companies like Twitter, Gartner and Thoughtworks to create an ADHD-friendly interview video service for founders who don't have the confidence, headspace or know how to do it themselves. 

Through my done-for-you content service, I take the hassle out of LinkedIn content by interviewing you, creating high-quality, LinkedIn-ready video content, and delivering it straight to your feed. You also own those assets - so can repurpose them for YouTube shorts, Instagram or any other distribution channels. 

Most of the Founders I've worked with so far have seen at least 20% increase in their post engagement and secured new clients within the first 90 days. 

Contact info@amyweidner.com for more.

Your girl finally stood on the red dot 🔴 

(Calm down - as a sponsor 😅 )

TEDxBristol was fab, and BOLD even got our own stand - strategically placed next to Samantha Hamlin from my favourite community FtF (where I've made all my Bristol founder friends so far 🫂 ). 

Every speaker was absolutely incredible, and the moments that made me feel big things and shed the most tears were.. 

Andrew Scott - a Northern Irish cousin recalling his experience witnessing the troubles in NI, and how it manifested in self-doubt - which he turned into a serendipitous story of resilience, inspiration and hope 👏  

The PEEQUAL ladies, Hazel McShane and Amber Probyn, posed the question 'Is women's time worth less than men's?' as they shared their journey to solve the toilet queuing problem for women at festivals 🩷 

Roxroy Fearon shared how he lost his mom at a young age, leading him into trouble 🥹 and the moment that someone showed him a small act of kindness over a tin of baked beans, which changed the trajectory of his life. I loved when he randomly switched Patwa mid-sentence, representing our Jamaican cousins who make the UK what it is today 🇯🇲 

Briony May Williams just EVERYTHING about her talk gave me the tingles as she shared her journey of having a disability, but my favourite part was when she forgot her lines and said 'uh, menopause brain', making every woman in the room take a sigh of relief that yes, our hormones can mess with our brains, even in the moments that matter the most - but we keep moving. Thank you for keeping it real 🫶 

Melanie Vaxevanakis told us about The MAZI Project - who work with 16–25-year-old asylum seekers, people recovering from homelessness or DV, to deliver weekly meal-kits, cooking education and community meals to build food confidence and reduce isolation 🫂  

Julz Davis shared the story of the Bristol Bus Boycott of 1963 - a protest against the Bristol Omnibus Company’s ban on employing Black and Asian bus crews. The boycott successfully ended the company’s racist policy and became a huge moment in the UK’s civil rights movement. I loved how he referenced the role that music (the Fugees) played within the movement ✊ 

Michele Acuto spoke about the nighttime economy and how workers should be better equipped for this, and face several health and well-being risks as a result of this type of work 🌃 

Finally, my favourite talk of the day was Josh Connolly sharing the story of his childhood, and the need he felt to always be the 'brave kid' after his father died. He took us back to those key moments and how that 'brave' label manifested inside him. He shared how important it is to sit with children in their pain and approach it with curiosity instead of toxic positivity 💜 

I didn't make the final session, but I heard outstanding things ❤️‍🔥 

Huge congrats to Paul Wiseall, Briony Phillips who MC'd and the TEDxBristol team for such an incredible success 👏

Amy Weidner

The years leading up to BOLD were some of the hardest years of my life.

Between 2021-2024, my ups and downs included...

A break-up one week before we were due to move in together. 

The sudden (& tragic) loss of two very close friends.

Getting my dream job to have a billionaire destroy the company.

Being part of the most public layoff in history. 

Getting an offer from an amazing company to be ghosted 2x weeks later.

Viral meningitis. 

Finally deciding to start a business and having to step away after months of blood, sweat & tears due to a terrible choice of co-founder. 

Getting my ADHD diagnosis and realising I'd been living my whole life with one hand tied behind my back.

Moving 6x times across 4x countries. 

..You get the gist 😅 

I used to think about how unbelievably bad my luck was back then. 

But when the dark days came, I'd tell myself that the tide would turn soon.

I told myself that I'm better than giving up, and I can get out there and create my own luck. 

I repeated this to myself like an affirmation. 

I went to therapy, I poured into myself, I went on solo trips, I hung out with my family and friends, I exercised, I got my 8 hours of sleep, I got out into nature, and I journaled. 

And then, it happened.

The tide slowly started to turn.... 

I got a job offer that allowed me to relocate back to the UK. 

I moved to Bristol, where everything started to fall into place. 

I started to align my content with my purpose of wanting more representation in the world. 

I got made a LinkedIn Top Voice. 

I got clients. 

I quit my job.

I started BOLD. 

I've had the best year of my life to date. 

I still have dark days, I still doubt myself, I still feel rejection/pain/sadness about the things life throws at me..

I still have to have major pep talks with myself ahead of a big client meeting or a public speaking gig. 

But I'm living my purpose on my own terms - and I want that for every other person who never quite felt like they fitted in. 

If you're going through hard times, remember the tide always turns - and your mindset will be the thing that makes or breaks you..

..so work on it every. single. day.

Last week was the most exhausting week since I started BOLD 🥹

I said yes to too many things and totally exhausted myself. 

Building a business is hard, and trying to be all things to all people REALLY empties the cup 😂

I feel like I'm constantly balancing between:

'I can't take on another thing this week' 

with 

'what if it's a great opportunity, imagine what I'll miss out on if I say no'.

But, I've reflected and decided that 'NO' is a very BOLD move, and a critical part of self-preservation, especially in the building phase. 

I have big plans for 2026, which in the next few months may require me to ghost some people (sorry in advance to those affected but my LinkedIn inbox is the Wild West) 👻 

The most exciting thing on the 2026 agenda is the launch of The BOLD Community, and I've been plotting some very cool things in the background to celebrate this (which has been 2 years in the making 😍)

Doors for founding members will open next week for a limited time only so we can kick off in January with a bang 💥  

If you know any women creators or solopreneurs (or those getting ready to take that leap) feel free to tag them in the comments and I'll invite them to our BOLD  whatapp chat in the meantime 🤗

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Bristol, I need your help for (voluntary) speaking ops 🔊 

Before we go further, I need to give some context.. 

I recently stumbled upon a new cocktail bar in Stoke's Croft - giving urban graffiti vibes on the outside and a New York speakeasy on the inside. 

It feels like grit meets glamour, and as soon as I walked through the door, I had a feeling. 

I've not only fallen in love with the venue, but I've also fallen in love with the owner, Issy, a very inspiring, single mum of 2 with a squiggly career, who had never run a bar before 🤯 

Anyone who knows me knows this is my favourite kind of person.  

So after some coffees (and spicy margs) with Issy, I've decided to kick off 2026 in true BOLD style - hosting a series of events in Bristol's coolest new cocktail bar - The Last Chance Saloon 🍸 

The theme will be 'Stories of the BOLD Women of Bristol', and will be a brave space for women to share their stories of how they built their businesses and overcame adversity along the way. The aim is to inspire anyone who's been thinking of starting their business, and wants to kick off next year feeling inspired, ready with a heart full of fire ❤️‍🔥 

If you know any amazing women/NB Bristol business owners who you find inspiring and you think we should invite to tell their story - please tag them in the comments 📌 

No public speaking experience necessary - in fact, we'd prefer to hear stories from those who haven't had the chance to tell them yet 🪄 

I've already secured some amazing women, so if you're in Bristol on 12/19/26th January 2026 - block your calendars immediately 🗓️ 

Sponsors: please get in touch via DM if you'd like to get involved 🍓

Dear Spotify, Apple and YouTube  

I have a genuine question..

Does this matter to you?

Almost half of the podcast listeners in the UK are women, yet we aren't represented whatsoever. 

As someone who runs a community of 100+ women solopreneurs, I've learned a lot about the women's experience as a creator. 

One of my biggest learnings from running BOLD is that when we don't feel represented in something (A.I., YouTube, Podcasting) - we develop a major psychological block about doing that thing, because we feel like we don't belong. 

We can't be what we can't see. 

I think I speak for many women when I say we want more, and you guys can do better in supporting us. 

Programmes, communities or special incentives for women podcasters. There is so much possibility! 

Shoutout FLIGHTSTORY for doing great work here, platforming voices like Davina McCall Dr Kristen Holmes PhD.

Let's do better for the women creators out here.

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The best way to build a loyal and engaged community is to operate in the spirit of generosity 🫶

In other words, give to people without the expectation to receive. 

I honestly believe this is the secret to long term success- especially for community builders. 

Alexandra Aileru and I have spoken about this many times, and she frames it beautifully as acting 'in service' of others. 

Pay it forward as often as you can- and say to the person you help 'all I ask is that you do the same when someone else needs your help'. 

Whether it's making an intro, promoting someone's content or new business, giving someone feedback on their CV/LinkedIn/pitch deck or just giving advice- it could change the trajectory of someone's life. 

It is FREE to act in service of others, and although some might think it takes energy, I believe the opposite is true. 

It feeds the soul to be good to other people, and one seemingly tiny act of support from you is probably enormous to them. 

This kind of thing puts you into a state of abundance and without getting too woo-woo- it sends a ripple effect of positive energy out into the world that started at you. 

Imagine that? 

This energy compounds over time and brings incredibly good and loyal people in your world. 

Having done this since the start of my career and looking at the amazing community I have today, 10/10 I recommend 🩷 

(Doors open to The BOLD Community next week- DM me to join the waitlist)

The power of being visible 🤯

Yesterday whilst sharing the learnings from a peer group I was part of at Hilary Klassen and Inka Kretschmer's gorgeous breakfast event, I ended up sharing openly that I have ADHD.

We were on the topic of giving ourselves more white space to be creative, and I said as someone with ADHD, my white space looks very diffferent to what people think. 

For me it's music, cooking and exercise. 

Many of us with ADHD get told we should meditate, but often for me that feels like trying to put out a fire with petrol 😅

What I need it a mindless task to keep my body moving or my brain stimulated in some way, and only then can I move into my deep creative thoughts and zone out. 

I didn't really think much about sharing, because I'm always open about it- (I mean ffs it's in my LinkedIn tagline 😅).

I think I take for granted how much of a privilege it is to show up fully as yourself when youre self-employed, and forgot how hard it is for many employed people still to talk about this for fear of the repercussions. 

When the event wrapped up, I was approached by multiple woman with ADHD and we had the most gorgeous conversations. 

There is always an immediate understanding of one another, we get so excited about all the unique things we experience and it feels like we're finally being seen and understood! 

I wish more people could experience this. 

I've connected with these women, and one of them wants to work with me to build her brand on LinkedIn and join my BOLD community 😍

They said the most beautiful things about how validating it was to talk to me (I think I forget how much I've learned about this myself since I got diagnosed 2 years ago). 

To make other ADHD women feel seen just means the world to me. 

All because I was visible.

Save the date for our 'BOLD Women of Bristol' event series in January 🩷 

Across the last 2 weeks, I've met some *INCREDIBLY* BOLD Women business owners in Bristol, and I couldn't be more excited about bringing my vision of sharing their stories to life ✨ 

​Storytelling is an art, and the more BOLD stories we share, the more people are inspired to take action towards a purposeful life. But we can't be what we can't see - so we aim to platform these BOLD Women in a safe & brave space so their words can speak life into others. 

I started these events in London at the beginning of this year with the aim to bring aspiring and early-stage creators/solopreneurs together to connect over what makes us human..

I couldn't be happier to bring these events 'home' to  Bristol 🫶 

​This event is perfect for those ready to make BOLD moves in their life, but just need that little push to take the first step.

Speakers to be announced in the coming weeks ⚡ 

Details to grab your earlybird tickets in the comments:

Feeling the buzz in my body to be in London joining Hilary Klassen and Inka Kretschmer  for a peer coaching lab tomorrow morning with Secret HR Society, Leader Labs and Techspace 😍

It's specific for founders and fractional HR/TA peeps, a space to openly share challenges and collectively make big plans for next year (and I have VERY big plans for 2026)⚡️

Covering:

👉Emerging people challenges or opportunities are already showing up in your org? How are you preparing for them?

👉 Where are you feeling most stuck or uncertain in your 2026 people strategy? And what fresh perspective or experiment might help you move forward?

👉What’s one bold move your team could make in 2026 to truly shift your org?

They've kindly given me a few spots for my network if anyone's available tomorrow morning- you can register in the comments ⤵️

Getting clear on your story and communicating it the right way is the difference between getting clients and not. 

The thing I hear time and time again is people saying they can’t post on LinkedIn they're going through change in their business, career or both - and don't know how to build their personal brand alongside that. 

Well, I have news for you..

Change is going to happen for the rest of your days, whether you pivot your business, your career or the general direction of your brand - so you need to find a way to evolve your content with the waves of change. 

It can feel chaotic, but you can turn it into one of your most powerful storytelling moments. 

I had a million pivots across the last few years - and my community came on that journey with me. 

In fact, sharing the changes I went through with my community made them more loyal, engaged and committed to coming on the journey with me. 

It's because I stayed true to my purpose and my values in the content I posted.

I'm hosting a workshop to help others build their personal brand whilst navigating change - and get clear on their story. 

Together, we’ll work through:
 
🩷 Your story: what’s shaped you and what you want to be known for
🩷Your content purpose: the “why” behind your message
🩷 Your content pillars: the themes that will anchor your next chapter

We’ll also dig into the real blockers: fear, doubt, and perfectionism.

You’ll get clarity, confidence, and a message that feels true to who you are now.

📅 Thur 4th December 1pm UK (90-minutes)
📍 Online
 🎟️ Grab your spot in the comments 

 Your next chapter deserves to be BOLD ⚡

I have lots of people in my network passionate about creating neuroinclusive workplaces.. so this one is for you 🫶 

Jess Rad and the team at The WomenHood Ltd are hosting an incredible event (both IRL and URL to make it extra inclusive) tomorrow called 'NeuroCurious' to help people understand how they can better support their neurodivergent loved ones (or themselves).

No diagnosis? No problem. 

Did you know that up to 89% of autistic adults in midlife may still be undiagnosed? 

These stats are absolutely shocking, and I'm *so over* people not getting the adequate support they need.

Learning about my ADHD brain completely changed my life, and this is why I'm SO glad Jess and her team are creating spaces like this (and why I asked her to send me the deets so I can write this post to support the cause). 

Whether you’re joining in person in Hove, online, or on demand, this event offers a chance to:

🧠 Explore how sensory experiences shape our daily lives
🧠 Reframe neurodivergence as a strength
🧠 Connect with others in a safe and brave space 

The last event they held was described as “THE event celebrating neurodiversity”. 

Grab your ticket in the comments 👇 

This is for all those curious to learn about themselves or someone they love, live or work with 💜

Strategic Communications Leader | Consultant to C-Suite | Internal Messaging | Culture Strategy || Speaks up for: Palestine, Refugees, Human Rights, Ethical Tech

Microaggressions at work. 

Cast 
Adae - Dimeji Ewuoso  
Sam - Andrew McDonald
Steph - @brookejadeparratt
Eve - @jennamgoodwin
Cliff - George Foster
Michael - Joe Gaminara
Traye - Corey Weekes
Written & Directed by Meena Ayittey  
Creative -Christopher Medford + Bethany Jones  
Production Company @wearebadlands & @greatgunstv

Being a creator is HARD work. 

There's an insane amount of pressure to keep posting, stay relevant, stay original, stay valuable, stay humble, stay visible. 

We don't always give ourselves enough white space, and double whammy if we have ADHD- because our white space looks different to everyone else's and we feel double guilt for then putting neurotypical expectations on ourselves 😅

This is a message TO MYSELF to please gurl don't put so much pressure on yourself all the time, and give yourself the time to be creative and to fill your cup ☕️

It also reminds me why being around other creators and solopreneurs has been SO important for my chi whilst building BOLD.  

It feels like we're really in it together 🥹

Doors open for The BOLD Community this Thursday- dm me if you want to join as a founding member or tag someone who needs this in the comments 🩷

Thanks Arianna Huffington for the visual ⚡️

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The BOLD Community

Founder and CEO at Thrive Global | Passionate about Health and AI

Jason Kragerud, PMP, LEED

One of my favourite things about running BOLD is the founders I get to spend time with. Each month, I personally interview each of my clients for content, and honestly, I get SO much knowledge from digging deep into their expertise. 

One of the people who's taught me a huge amount this year has been Daniel Ludevig. In working with Daniel, I've got to go deep into his work as a psychology-focused leadership development coach - and have learned a huge amount on interpersonal communication, self-regulation and self-development as a founder, and one of the biggest topics we recently dived into was on the importance of having difficult conversations. 

I know now (as someone who naturally tries to avoid tension) that the long-term benefits of facing tension and embracing discomfort are huge.

I know a lot of leaders in my network will benefit from this, especially coming to the end of the year and potentially facing some challenging conversations with people on your team, whether it's missed promotions, no salary increase, etc. 

This conversation is designed to help you tackle all of that. 

Join Daniel this Wednesday 4pm UK time, for a FREE webinar on 'How to Have Difficult Conversations' in the comments below

Incredible work by Paul Raffile, but also absolutely terrifying.

Disrupting Global Cybercrime & Human Exploitation

Welcome to Hotel Zuckerberg. I hope you survive your stay.

Please check-in at the front desk. Don't worry about showing ID, you can pretend to be anyone. 

Downstairs is our pool. In the last 7 days, one in eight teens said they were the target of unwanted sexual advances here. But don't let that stop you from stripping down--our valued guests love to watch. (Bejar testimony to Congress)

This way to your guest room. Here's your TV. There's one channel and it'll play what we think will cause the most visceral reactions. Comedy, drama, racism, nudity, self-harm content. (Haugen testimony to Congress)

Your stay is free, so please watch the sponsored ads by our partners in crime. No biggie, they're just scammers, drug dealers, sex abusers, arms dealers, and counterfeiters. A solid 10% of our revenue comes from them. (Reuters, 2025)

The guest rooms in the east wing are reserved for private encounters between teens and adult strangers. We used to patrol the halls and could hear if someone screamed for help inside—but nowadays we don't even patrol the hall, so the number of reported crimes are way down. Success! (NYTimes, 2024)

During your stay, please enjoy our award winning services. We're the # 1 destination for sextortion of minors, sex trafficking, and image-based abuse. (NCOSE, 2024)

We admit, we've had a problem with teen suicides on our property. The experts said we could prevent harm by installing some practical safety mechanisms, but that's hogwash, so we keep pushing ahead. (Rubæk, 2024 & Raffile, 2024)

In the past year, Attorneys General from all 50 states have taken action against our property—but it's easier to just pay the fines than fix things. (NCOSE, 2024)

But don't worry, if something goes terribly wrong, just report it. Hotel security might respond within a few months. Don't call the front desk, we're busy.

Thanks again for staying at Hotel Zuckerberg. I hope this metaphor shows just how low a bar we set for safety and accountability in the digital world.

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