Speaker Profile

Claire Mould & Qing Lin

Professional Speaker & Public-sector Leaders,

Claire Mould Claire Mould is an international strategist, advisor, mentor, and published author with over 30 years’ experience leading innovation-driven transformation across charitable, public, and private sectors.

With a foundation in post-doctoral research in neuroscience and effective leadership, she brings a unique blend of analytical rigour and emotional intelligence to complex systems thinking, helping organisations design and embed sustainable, future-focused strategies. Her work is rooted in collaboration-building high-trust partnerships to identify challenges, co-create solutions, and deliver measurable impact.

She specialises in: Strategic transformation in complex, multi-stakeholder environments
Systems analysis and design for sustainable business growth
Communication and negotiation facilitation at all organisational levels
Mentoring emerging and established leaders through change
Enabling emotionally intelligent decision-making and compassionate leadership

As a presenter and trainer, Claire’s delivered workshops and keynotes internationally and continue to contribute forward thinking leadership strategies through writing and public speaking. Whether advising executive teams or facilitating multi-sector forums, her goal is always to catalyse meaningful, lasting change.

Claire is committed to leading complex transformation with strategic clarity, compassionate leadership and sustainable impact.

Qing Lin is an international trade advisor with nearly 20 years’ experience guiding businesses and public-sector leaders through complex global market dynamics.

She specialises in translating geopolitical shifts, regulatory fragmentation, and cross-cultural negotiation realities into clear strategic decisions for boards and executive teams.

A regular commentator on global trade and founder of International Growth Council, she works across advanced manufacturing, life sciences, education and culture, engineering, and regulated medical sectors, with deep engagement across Southeast Asia, Japan, and Singapore.