Visibility in 2026 is no longer just about posting consistently or getting your name into the media. Women building businesses, careers and professional brands are navigating a much broader landscape, one shaped by artificial intelligence, digital security, financial decision-making, communication, marketing, leadership and the ability to position themselves clearly in increasingly competitive spaces.
That is why Media Visibility Bootcamp 6.0, taking place virtually on October 17–18, 2026, is bringing together women with expertise across several disciplines rather than approaching visibility from one perspective.
Here are some of the conversations and areas of expertise participants will have access to across the two-day experience.
1. Brand Positioning and Business Growth | Ola Adeyemi
Visibility becomes more valuable when people quickly understand what you do, who you serve and why your work matters. As a certified business coach, Ola Adeyemi brings the business-growth perspective into the conversation, helping participants think beyond exposure and toward stronger positioning, systems and sustainable growth.
2. Marketing Strategy | Hava Maloku
Getting attention is only one part of marketing. Hava Maloku, Founder and CEO of Maloku Marketing, brings experience in marketing strategy and customer journeys, adding an important perspective on what happens after people discover your brand and how attention can be converted into deeper engagement and business growth.
3. Communications and Public Speaking | Cynthia Mwangi
You can have valuable expertise and still struggle to communicate it effectively. Cynthia Mwangi, a communications and public speaking coach, brings practical insight into communicating with greater clarity and confidence — whether you are speaking in meetings, pitching yourself, presenting publicly or building a professional presence.
4. Artificial Intelligence and Financial Technology | Linda Du
Technology is rapidly changing how people work, build businesses and make decisions. As Founder and CEO of Moola Money, Linda Du works at the intersection of artificial intelligence, finance and consumer empowerment, bringing a forward-looking perspective to how professionals and entrepreneurs can navigate technology with greater understanding.
5. Cybersecurity and Digital Protection | Funke Ernest-Omoruyi
Greater visibility also creates greater digital exposure. Funke Ernest-Omoruyi, a cybersecurity professional and CEO of Funke Financials, brings over two decades of experience across IT, cybersecurity, banking and finance. Her expertise introduces an increasingly important dimension of visibility: understanding how to protect your online presence, information and digital assets as your professional footprint grows.
6. Financial Empowerment | Hosna Kadary
Visibility and opportunity also require stronger financial decision-making. Hosna Kadary, National Market Leader for Zero Barriers to Business at BMO, brings experience from the financial sector and conversations around supporting women, entrepreneurship and economic empowerment.
7. Leadership and Global Women’s Advancement | Monica Kretschmer
Building visibility is also about creating influence and using your platform to open doors for others. Monica Kretschmer, Founder and CEO of Universal Womens Network™, has spent more than a decade creating platforms that recognize women, amplify leadership and strengthen allyship. Her perspective adds a broader leadership dimension to the bootcamp conversation.
8. Media, Marketing and Storytelling | Princess Adetola Oluyede
Strong storytelling helps people understand not only what a brand does, but why they should care. Princess Adetola Oluyede, Founder of House of PAc Media, works across marketing, media and diaspora storytelling, helping businesses and events connect visibility with strategic communication and audience engagement.
9. Workplace Voice and Professional Positioning | Ibukun Omololu
Visibility doesn’t only happen online.How professionals communicate, advocate for themselves and contribute within the workplace also shapes how they are perceived and what opportunities become available to them. Ibukun Omololu brings a perspective centred on professional voice, workplace visibility and leadership.
10. Business Strategy and Professional Growth | Preethi Balasubramanian
Strong visibility becomes more sustainable when it is supported by sound strategy.
Preethi Balasubramanian, a business strategist and author, brings another dimension to the programme: helping women think intentionally about growth, decision-making and the structures behind their professional or entrepreneurial goals.
Why MVBC 6.0 Is Looking Beyond Traditional Visibility
One of the biggest shifts in this year’s Media Visibility Bootcamp is the recognition that visibility does not exist in isolation.
- Your positioning affects your visibility.
- Your communication affects your visibility.
- Your digital footprint affects your visibility.
Your financial understanding, technology awareness, leadership, marketing and business systems can all influence what happens after someone notices you. That is the conversation MVBC 6.0 is designed to explore. The goal is not simply to encourage women to become more visible.
It is to help them become more intentional about what they are known for, how they communicate their value and how they position themselves for the opportunities they want next.
Join Media Visibility Bootcamp 6.0
October 17–18, 2026 | Virtual via Zoom | Early Bird registration ends August 31, 2026. Learn more about the speakers, programme and registration at: womenofrubies.com/mvbc2026
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