Emma Walsh

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About Emma Walsh

Connecting people, systems, and ideas — and making it look easy (even when it’s not). I’m a high-energy project manager, communicator, and support strategist with a knack for turning chaos into clarity. Whether I’m running a strategic workshop, hosting a team webinar, or mapping a multi-stakeholder process in Notion, I bring people together to get things moving with purpose, with structure, and with heart. My background spans international programme management, live event execution, and brand leadership. I’ve trained global teams, led large-scale learning initiatives, and delivered impactful events across multiple countries. While always focused on real connection and real results. My academic background reflects my passion for strategic thinking and leadership. I hold a Master’s in Strategic Leadership and a Bachelor’s in Marketing, both of which have shaped my ability to balance big-picture vision with practical execution. This foundation, combined with years of hands-on experience in project and event management, has allowed me to drive efficiency, foster collaboration, and bring strategic initiatives to life. These days, I’m equally obsessed with what happens behind the scenes. I specialise in designing internal systems that scale: from support workflows and onboarding journeys, to KPI dashboards and knowledge management. I work best at the intersection of strategy and operations. where smart processes meet great people. I thrive in environments where clarity, ownership, and curiosity drive the work. I believe in honest leadership, bold ideas, and the power of good documentation (seriously, I love a Notion board). 🧠 Strengths: Project Management | Public Speaking & Facilitation | Customer Experience Strategy | Workflow & Process Design | Notion & Excel | Stakeholder Engagement | Knowledge Systems | Team Leadership | Automation & Workflows Let’s connect! Whether you want to build better systems, host better events, or just chat about how to make work actually work (remote-friendly and slightly chaotic? You’re speaking my language).