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UCL Connect: How to get noticed at work
20 November 2025, 12:30 pm–1:30 pm
An online presentation from UCL alum and award-winning coach, professional development, and inclusion specialist, Sunita Harley.
This event is free.
Event Information
Open to
- All
Availability
- Yes
Cost
- Free
Organiser
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Alumni Relations
In today’s fast-paced professional landscape, influence and strategic self-promotion are key to unlocking new opportunities and accelerating your career.
Delivered by UCL alum and award-winning professional development, inclusion and coaching consultant, Sunita Harley, How to get noticed at work, is designed to help professionals at all levels stand out.
Join us for an engaging session where you will learn actionable insights on:
- Advocating for yourself through your personal brand
- Leveraging emotional intelligence to strengthen your personal brand
- How to build your career network
Who should attend
Whether you're preparing to enter the workforce for the first time, looking to advance your career, or exploring a new professional path, this webinar will equip you with the tools to make a meaningful impact and enhance your visibility at work.
Join us for this free event, open to everyone. All are warmly encouraged to attend.
Format
Live online presentation (Zoom webinar), followed by an interactive Q&A. The session will be recorded, and the recording will be shared with all registrants within a week of the event.
All times noted are GMT.
About the Speaker
Sunita Harley
Founder at Collective Insight
Sunita Harley (she/her) is an award-winning coach, professional development, and inclusion specialist whose work empowers professionals across sectors to excel and thrive. Her insights have been featured by the BBC, Elle, Psychologies, and People Management magazines.
With over 20 years’ experience in the corporate world, Sunita brings expertise in leadership, talent development, and workplace culture. She is the founder of Collective Insight, a consultancy launched in 2016 that has delivered impactful sessions for organisations including Lloyds Banking Group, Marie Curie, Coursera, and leading international law firms.
Before launching her consultancy, Sunita held leadership roles at Herbert Smith Freehills, Slaughter and May, and Addleshaw Goddard. Her commitment to creating inclusive workplaces earned her Diversity Champion of the Year at the 2024 Women & Diversity in Law 2023 Awards.
A graduate of UCL with a BA in Anthropology and Geography, Sunita’s early career was as vibrant as her current one — spanning TV, fashion, and music. As a DJ, she performed on BBC’s Top of the Pops alongside Craig David and Artful Dodger, and collaborated with brands such as Vogue, Nike, The Body Shop, and Kangol. During her UCL days, she would often DJ at UCL Union.
Today, Sunita is also a mental health advocate, IVF warrior, and proud parent with Mauritian roots. She hosts the Lucky Things® podcast, where she explores confidence, careers, and wellbeing, and in 2024 shared her personal story in the BBC Radio 4 Soul Music series.
Follow or connect with Sunita on LinkedIn to follow her latest work and insights.
More about Sunita Harley