"I've always had an awareness of the barriers that you have to keep jumping over to get to where you want to go. Once I reached a position in my career where I was a leader and I had the power to influence and help other people, I was very aware that I needed to use this and help others come up to the same level!"

"The moment where participants share their stories is simply magical. It only happens when my stories are shared first. To create a safe space for my #IAmRemarkable participants, I begin with how I celebrate inclusivity through my 'life tree'. this creates psychological safety and leads to more participation."

"My coming out was not easy. Thankfully, I had great role models who encouraged me when I was insecure. Now it is time to give back and encourage others. That is why I am trying to be as open as possible in the #IAmRemarkable workshops. Creating a safe space by showing our own vulnerability is powerful."

"It was only after I mustered the courage to come out at a company event and shared my journey with the local LGBTQ+ community that I was able to get the chance to show why I am remarkable. As a facilitator, I introduce myself with my preferred pronouns and share my story during the session to ensure and emphasize that it is a non-judgmental safe space for everyone to feel comfortable to share their stories too."

"I motivate participants to share their story, because it is the most beautiful way to heal our inner fears and doubts, and make our personal achievements visible as proof that we have the ability to achieve any dream that we set in life."

"It is through being our authentic selves, celebrating our individuality and owning our unique contributions, we inspire others to do the same. With #IAmRemarkable we can collectively challenge the structural barriers and systemic biases which hold us back."

"You are special, unique and incredible in your own way and it is your responsibility to showcase that to the world. Remember you are not fighting alone, with #IAmRemarkable we are emphazing that societal perspectives are just a glass ceiling that can be broken through self promotion with confidence."