The Summer Series - Episode 4: Stepping into Your Power: Self‑Leadership for Women in Business with Megan Dalla Camina
Media MagnetShow Notes
In this inspiring episode of The Media Magnet: Summer Series, Liz sits down with globally recognised leadership expert, best-selling author, and founder of Women Rising, Megan Dalla-Camina. After a 20-year corporate career shaping strategy and gender diversity at companies like PwC, GE and IBM, Megan transitioned into leadership coaching and empowerment, blending evidence-based tools with feminine wisdom to help women step into their power with clarity, confidence and purpose. Her transformative work has featured in top media outlets including Forbes, Fortune and CNN, and she’s the author of multiple best-selling books that guide women and leaders toward authentic success.
In this episode, Megan and Liz explore what it really takes to rise into influence and visibility, not just in business, but in everyday life. They dive into reframing leadership, dismantling internal barriers, and redefining success in a world still shaped by outdated expectations. Whether it’s embracing your intuition, rewriting the stories that hold you back, or creating a life that honours both ambition and soul, Megan’s insights will challenge and empower you in equal measure. This is a conversation about visibility that goes deeper than PR, it’s about showing up fully and boldly in your own narrative.
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