Amanda de CadenetSpeaker and Booking Agent Information

Says de Cadenet, "The Conversation came from the many questions was asking the women in my own life, while trying to manage being a mother to three kids and wife to my husband, maintain a career and not lose myself in all of it. Every woman should have access to the information and solutions we talk about on this show. The Conversation will open the doors on the universal language of women and allow them to do that."

De Cadenet began her career at age of 14 as the host of the U.K. television shows, The Word and Breakfast. After becoming one of the U.K.'s best known personalities, she eventually decided that her true place was behind the camera and began taking pictures.

Her photography has been described as 'truthful', 'haunting', 'radiant' and 'intimate'. She shoots advertising campaigns, Hollywood icons, rock royalty and friends at play alike, always infusing her work with an appealing honesty and authenticity, and an original vision.

The youngest woman to shoot a Vogue magazine cover, de Cadenet has photographed many of the most celebrated icons of popular culture including Drew Barrymore, Sofia Coppola, Demi Moore, Amber Valetta, Olivia Wilde, Mary J Blige, Keanu Reeves, Beck, and The Strokes. She has worked with magazines as diverse as Vanity Fair, Vogue, Rolling Stone, Dazed and Confused, and The New York Times Magazine. Her campaigns for the likes of Converse, Reebok and M&S had a cool, frank and unaffected aesthetic.

Her first book of photography Rare Birds, is a ten-year retrospective that truly captures contemporary lifestyle on the cutting edge. Her insider status had allowed her unprecedented access to a provocative cast of characters, some wildly famous, others just anonymous by-passers; all inspired something in her. And her candid portraits humanized these larger than life characters, capturing the zeitgeist and providing an intimate view of their daily lives.

De Cadenet has used her position to help draw attention to the plight of women and girls and has committed to representing women authentically and sensitively through her work. Speaking at public venues since she was 21, Amanda addresses a wide range range of issues, including body image and the media, self-esteem and other women's issues.

Her newest project, The Conversation, aims to motivate and inspire women around the world.