In Episode 3 of the Dangerous Women Collective podcast, Sophy speaks to the fearless communicator Lizze Beuzeval. Unafraid to follow her own path, Lizzie's career has moved from PR to the MoD, to Helmand Province, Heathrow Airport, and most recently international logistics and real estate at Logicor.

Lizzie's expertise lies in reputation and messaging, and this comes alive when she talks about her career path, her most recent B2B experiences, and being a (balanced) working mother of three children under the age of eight. She has reframed what it means to be dangerous - focusing on courage, bravery, and pushing boundaries - all of which shine through in everything she says.

This episode covers the below and so much more!

• Working in a male-dominated world.
• The power of storytelling and making emotional connections, at work and in our personal brand.
• Owning the power of being dangerous - both before and after children.
• Why self-care is critical to a healthy career. Guilt is an optional extra when we want to make it count.
• "It doesn't matter about mistakes, it is all learning."
• Why we should "lead loudly."
• Wake up to self-belief, no one else will do it for us.
• Perfect does not exist, so recognise imposter syndrome and don't be led by it.
• "Good luck is a consequence of hard work"
• Never leave a meeting thinking "I wish I had said."
• Put the hard work and study into knowing your worth and value, and own it.
• Remember, being a Dangerous Woman is above all - FUN!

About Lizzie Beuzeval

Lizzie Beuzeval is Director of Communications and Marketing at Logicor, a global logistics company that provides real estate to businesses across the world, ensuring the continual flow of trade vital to everyday life. Lizzie has been at Logicor for two years, helping rebrand the business, redefining its purpose and values internally and externally, focusing on active asset management, portfolio growth, and acting responsibly in the markets in which it operates.

Lizzie’s career has not always been in logistics, although it has focused on industries that are perceived as traditionally male, including a significant stint at the MoD, where she spent time in Afghanistan and Helmand Province. One of the defining hallmarks of Lizzie's career so far is to run towards the opportunities open to her – whether deep in combat zones or managing three children under the age of 8!  She is the definition of fearless and dangerous.

Links

LinkedIn

Lizzie Beuzeval | Sophy Norris

Logicor

https://www.logicor.eu/en

Sponsorship

Selbey Anderson

Items referenced in this episode

The Authority Gap: Why women are still taken less seriously than men and what we can do about it