Alice Bromage

Founder Empowering Success

Alice is a resilience and leadership specialist. Alice deployed across the globe with the British Army for over 17 years, and now does so as a coach and consultant. Her passion is developing high performance leaders and teams that thrive in complex environments. Within the UK context, this often involves helping businesses grow their profitability and performance, despite tough market conditions. Alice founded Empowering-Success in 2015, providing resilience, leadership and performance coaching and consultancy to businesses across the globe. She also runs Hawksley International, providing bespoke security consultancy globally. One of the Alice’s favourite aspects of her role is running resilience retreats in the Arctic, taking people swimming with Orcas, and post-covid, has retreats planned for South Africa, Jordan, India, the Antarctic and the Highlands of Scotland; helping you put the Awe-factor back into your business development. Her passion is creating highly profitable, sustainable business, that both thrive financially, and help protect our planet and those around them at the same time. Alice is the UK Ambassador for the Black Mambas; the first female anti-poaching unit in the globe, who have received awards from the UN, Greenpeace and were part of the Apple 2020 International Women’s Day campaign due to their contribution to protecting the Rhino, and countering Wildlife Crime. She is also on the Advisory Council for Dream Tank, a US NGO helping youth solve the SDGs, the International Advisory council for Athena Business School in Mumbai, India; and Advisory council for TinyG; an international counter-terrorism network. She is also part of the Alumni for the Harvard NPLI (National Preparedness Leadership Initiative) Programme. Alice is a lifetime Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, lifetime Fellow of Royal Society of Arts; passionate about being at the forefront of encouraging disruptive thinking to help find modern and innovative solutions to todays wicked problems.