Experience the power of authentic story-telling.

I openly share my truth as an autistic female founder in the tech industry, with engaging and inspiring stories on building products, leadership and inclusivity.

  • Authentic, articulate and utterly relatable. Caroline delivered a highly inspirational session on neuro-diversity in the workplace with practical support tools for the audience to take away.

    Lindsay Garvey-Jones

    Chair & Communications Director of Association of Women Travel Executives

  • Caroline joined as speaker for one of the ProductTank London events I help to organise. Her talk was very well received by our audience, and she received many positive comments. I really enjoyed her energy, and I loved learning from her.

    Serena Previti

    Product Tank London Organiser

  • Thank you for an engaging and informative session on Neurodiversity and Women in the Workplace. Your passion and empathy for people, and the knowledge and careful consideration you shared on the topic was appreciated by all. A lively session with many questions - we have received very positive feedback.

    Dianne McGowan, HR Director, RICOH Europe PLC

Ignite passion,

inspire change

I’m here to break stereotypes. I’m an autistic woman in tech, and I love sharing my knowledge through speaking at public events - keynotes, lightning talks, panel discussions, community events - and on podcasts.

I speak about the following topics:

  • Embracing our individual differences to be the best versions of ourself

  • Looking after your mental health and optimising your energy

  • Creating inclusive cultures where everybody can thrive

  • Building great products from the ground up

  • Amplifying your positive impact as a leader

  • Levelling up your product career

Past speaking engagements

DM the PM Podcast, Jan 2025, with Diana Matei

In the second half of this podcast, I explain why setting a personal vision and strategy is essential for career success, how understanding your values can guide meaningful career decisions, the role of feedback and coaching in navigating career transitions, and why career paths aren’t ladders—they’re a series of experiments.

From Product Manager to Product Leader: Your Growth Blueprint: Part 1

DM the PM Podcast, Jan 2025, with Diana Matei

What does it take to grow in product management? In the first half of my podcast with Diana Matei, we explore how I got into Product, transitioning to coaching, listening as a PM superpower, skills to develop as you progress in Product, and more.

Ricoh EMEA Women’s Leadership Forum, Oct 2023

Sharing my lived experience of being diagnosed with autism, plus an overview of what neurodiversity is, how embracing neurodiversity can benefit organisations, how neurodiversity intersects with gender, and how businesses can support neurodivergent employees.

Neurodiversity Awareness

Becoming an inclusive leader

Product Tank London, 27 September 2023, Rich Mix in Shoreditch

Speaking to more than 500 product managers about how to become an inclusive leader. We explored my relational model as it applies to leadership, with particular emphasis on developing your ‘self’ as a leader - understanding your values, limiting beliefs, cognitive biases, privilege and power.

Neurodiversity: Talent’s Final Frontier

Women in Travel CIC’s IWTTF conference, 22 June 2023, Google London

Panellist in discussion on neurodiversity in the workplace. Sharing my lived experiences of being late-diagnosed autistic in 2022, the benefits of creating a neuro-inclusive culture, and strategies on how to support neurodivergent people at work.

The Business Of Cambridge Podcast, 23 February 2020, with Sue Keogh

We know how crucial innovation is to the success of a business and the wider economy, but how does it work in practice? Is it simply about the core idea, or about getting the process right? We’re familiar with the phrase, ‘it’s good to fail’, but how do you fail well so there’s a good outcome at the end? And what happens if you run out of money! I joined host Sue Keogh and Cassandra Padbury from Cambridge Consultants to share my insights on how to innovate.

CRAPPY Hour podcast, 13 January 2020, with Bhav Patel

In this episode Bhav talks to Caroline Clark (technical product manager at Simprints) on the challenges of moving from digital product management to physical product management. This episode explores the kinds of things product managers need to think about when building physical products, measuring the success of those products and the skills that can be transferred from web.

CRAP Talks 13, June 2019, Busuu London

A talk on my personal experience of imposter syndrome: what it is, how it manifested and how I overcame it.

Geek Speak: How to become technical as a product manager

Women in Product London, August 2018, Adaptive Lab London

Sharing my personal experience of stepping into technical product management without a CS background.

Codeharbour, June 2018, Holiday Extras, Folkestone

Based on experience of working with other people’s APIs, this talk covered off five key areas to consider when integrating with an external API.