Yours. Mine. Ours. publishes 14 November 2026.
Speaking & Media

For organisations, events and media

Grace Ogunjobi speaks about money as it is experienced in relationships, work, family life and the choices people are trying to make for the future.

She is an author, speaker and finance counsellor who spent more than thirty years in finance before moving into the money conversations people often find hardest to have. Grace is the founder of The Financial Freedom Hub and RetireFulfilled.

Professional Speaking

Keynotes, panels and moderated conversations for conferences, professional networks, workplace programmes and public events.

Workshops

Practical sessions for teams and organisations on money, decision-making and financial wellbeing.

Media & Interviews

Available for podcasts, press, broadcast and expert commentary on money, couples, financial freedom and life after work.

Faith & community invitations

Grace also speaks on purpose, responsibility and later-life transition for faith and community audiences.

Previous audiences

Where Grace has spoken

Grace has led financial freedom workshops, spoken at women’s conferences and church seminars, and contributed as a panellist at marriage seminars. Her audiences include professionals in the Building Years, people navigating midlife and later life, empty nesters, and church leaders.

Speaking themes

The conversations Grace brings to the room

Couples and money

Why the argument is often not about the money, and how clearer structures can protect both shared responsibility and personal autonomy. Draws on Yours. Mine. Ours., published 14 November 2026.

Financial wellbeing that holds up under pressure

The practical systems and decisions that help people build security when life becomes expensive, uncertain or demanding.

Money, work and the life you are building

A conversation for professionals who are earning, progressing and carrying responsibility, yet have not had time to ask where their money is taking them.

What comes after the plan

The financial and personal questions that arise when work changes shape, including retirement, identity, partnership and purpose.

Newsletter

The Freedom Stack

A letter on Wednesdays.

Each week, I take one question about money and follow it into real life: the work you do, the conversations you have and the choices you are trying to make.

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