ABOUT G SABINI-ROBERTS

G AS A SPEAKER

Hi. I’m G.

I first started delivering training and facilitating workshops in grass-roots queer spaces in the 1990s. I’ve worked in brand design since I graduated in 2002 (including a few stints of teaching it at both community and undergraduate levels).

I set up Branding By G in 2012. Since then I have designed hundreds of visual brands for individuals and organisations in multiple sectors across the globe – and every single one has been created collaboratively.

In addition to creating those super-sexy visual brands I also help my clients integrate inclusion into their brand positioning, messaging and culture so they can transcend identity politics and become intentional, integral parts of the social revolution we are now experiencing.

As a trans, queer, neurodivergant, business owner with decades of industry and activism experience I love rocking up in other people’s spaces to inspire, educate and entertain.

Whether it be at a networking event, a personal development retreat or an online extravaganza of gargantuan proportions, I’m always happy to get on your stage and give your people something worth listening to and learning from. 

Previous experience includes:

G AS AN AUTHOR

I have been creating content and educational resources for two decades, whether that be as part of community education or undergraduate programmes or in the entrepreneurial space.

Some of that content has evolved into books:

The Neurodivergent Guide To Entrepreneurship

Co-authored with Sara Kedge

Most of the resources that exist to support people on their entrepreneurial journey is designed by and for neurotypical people. This results in neurodivergent people designing businesses using the same models that burned them out in the first place, and that sucks.

We know there is another way.

This book will help you to work out if self-employment really is for you and – if it is – give you practical, implementable advice on how to set up, maintain and grow a business that actually works for you and your deliciously different brain.

When Is A Women’s Group Not A Women’s Group?

By G Sabini-Roberts

We live in a world where trans lives are now mainstream and many forms of nonbinary and gender-diverse identities exist. This is also a world in which some people have very strong views about how other people should identify and be treated.

If you happen to be running – or thinking of running – a group, programme or event for women (or for a specific group of people for whom gender may be a defining feature) then you need to have an understanding of some of these issues so that you can lead with integrity.

This book will help you gain that understanding.

MORE FROM PLANET G

Gender, Sexuality and Relationship Diversity Training For Businesses

G is a big old non-binary queer and has been an LGBTQ+ Activist since the mid-90s, setting up groups and events, running conferences, protesting and campaigning for LGBTQ+ Equality.

In Summer 2020 G had a bit of a rant on Facebook about constantly being invited to women’s groups and it seemed to hit a nerve. Within days G was appearing in International business groups and on the BBC to discuss gender diversity in business and helping to educate business owners on how to be more inclusive.

And so The Queer Box was born. Alongside Ruth and Robin, G’s two partners, The Queer Box offers training and consultancy to business owners who want to make sure they are fully inclusive and part of the movement towards positive change.