Betty Irabor

Betty Irabor is a globally sought after keynote speaker. She is a mental health and wellbeing consultant who uses her personal experience for understanding and managing mental health and wellbeing in and outside the workplace.

As a global publisher, philanthropist, businesswoman, and writer, She Founded Genevieve Magazine - Nigeria's leading lifestyle magazine, Genevieve Pink Ball for breast cancer. She is Author; Morning Dew, Life Lesson, and Dust To Dew - A Memoir. Widely celebrated on global platforms, she has been featured on 'The Entrepreneurial Edge' on CNBC, Forbes Woman Africa's 'Against all Odds,' and BBC's The Conversation', NEW YORK TIMES, BUSINESS DAY, ELLE SA. She was the Creative Curator of the Cointreau creative crew for its 'Dream, Dare, Create' campaign which was aimed at developing women's freedom and expression. She also sat on the board of Total Nigeria Ltd. as a jury member in the STARTUPPER project for young entrepreneurs. She contributed columns to ThisDay, Vanguard newspapers, Guardian. Betty was the host of Morning Dew on Inspiration FM radio as well as co host of WHICH ONE a consumer awareness programme at the NTA. Betty is one of Nigeria's leading philanthropists. She has long believed that knowledge is the door to freedom. Her first book, "Morning Dew," was a clarion call for women to live a purposeful life. She was named a Hero for the Lanc6me Paris 'My Shade. My Power' beauty campaign in Nigeria in 2018.

Her book "Dust to Dew" chronicles her various journeys and battles with mental health/depression. 'Dust To Dew' features an incredible collection of recipes designed to promote good mental health. Betty recently embarked on a National tour through her platform #mybeautifulmindsessions trying to NORMALIZE mental health conversations with a view to #endstigma.

Betty Irabor is known for positively influencing thoughts; she steadily shares her story at the risk of being vulnerable, in order to encourage others to succeed against all odds.