Corporate Menopause · UK & International
Your best
people are
not fine.
Workplace menopause keynote talks, board-level briefings, and HR advisory from a practising GMC-registered GP with dual UK and Canadian clinical credentials.
Not awareness.
Action.
One in ten women leaves the workforce because of menopause symptoms. These are not statistics about a niche group. They describe the women in your leadership pipeline, your client-facing teams, and your most experienced departments.
Most workplace menopause education is delivered by coaches or consultants with good intentions and no clinical authority. When your employees ask whether their symptoms are perimenopause, whether HRT is safe, or what the difference between body-identical and synthetic hormones actually is, they deserve answers from a doctor.
Dr Golda is a practising GMC-registered GP with dual UK and Canadian board certification, the Management of Menopause Certificate with the British Menopause Society, and a career spanning clinical practice across two countries, medical education, professional sport, and broadcast media.
West Coast thinking.
UK rigour.
Dr Golda's clinical perspective was shaped by two distinct healthcare cultures. Her work within Vancouver Coastal Health in British Columbia brought her into contact with a North American approach to women's health that integrates holistic thinking, lifestyle medicine, cortisol regulation, inflammation management, and adrenal support alongside conventional hormonal treatment.
That combination is not common. It means she approaches menopause in the workplace not just as a clinical presentation to be managed, but as a whole-person, whole-system issue that a single-country perspective tends to miss.
GMC-registered in the UK. LMCC and CCFP certified in Canada. A practising GP, not a former clinician. Current knowledge in every room.
West Coast integrative clinical experience bringing cortisol, inflammation, and adrenal health into the menopause conversation.
Completed with the British Menopause Society. All clinical practice follows NICE NG23.
BBC News, Breakfast, World, and Radio. As seen in the Daily Telegraph. Broadcast-grade communication in every room.
Formerly RCGP-accredited GP trainer and academic advisor to Manchester Medical School. Comfortable at any level, in any room.
What we can do together.
Every engagement is tailored to your organisation, your audience, and your objectives. Most organisations begin with a keynote and develop a longer-term relationship from there.
Company-wide menopause talks for health and wellbeing days, women's network events, leadership summits, and all-staff sessions. Clinically grounded, free of euphemism, calibrated for employees, line managers, and senior leaders simultaneously. As a former BBC health contributor, Dr Golda brings genuine broadcast communication skills to every live audience.
45–90 minutes · In-person or remote · Q&A included
Private sessions for senior leadership teams, People directors, and boards who need the commercial and clinical dimensions of workplace menopause without a general staff session. Dr Golda presents the workforce data, explains the clinical picture in terms of business risk and opportunity, and advises on what meaningful menopause policy looks like.
60–90 minutes · Boardroom or remote · Strictly confidential
For organisations who want to move beyond a single talk and build something that lasts. Dr Golda reviews existing menopause policies against current clinical guidance, advises HR and People teams on evidence-based accommodations, and contributes to employee resource group programmes.
Structured advisory packages · Ongoing retainer options
Dr Golda holds dual board certification in both the UK and Canada and clinical experience at Vancouver Coastal Health. She is the natural choice for multinational organisations and Canadian companies seeking a corporate menopause speaker who meets the clinical standards of both countries.
Available UK, Canada, and internationally
Clinical credibility is not a nice-to-have.
It is the whole point.
Ready to put the right clinical voice in the room?
Corporate menopause enquiries welcome from organisations of all sizes across the UK, Canada, and internationally.
This website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional regarding your individual health circumstances.
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