Ladey Adey is an author, publisher, motivational speaker, passionpreneur, and grand-mum.
She runs a family-owned publishing company, Ladey Adey Publications, with her daughter Abbirose, and husband Denis.
Ladey has been a lover of books ever since her childhood when books were her friends!
Back in the late 1990s Ladey was a typesetter for a printing company and editor of their in-house magazine.
Her career moved into the Charity sector where she held CEO and Chair positions.
At the same time, she ran her own business in education, secretarial services and networking, before writing her first book, Unfrozen, in 2014.
Ladey’s management experience has come from over 25 years holding CEO and Senior Director positions in business and the voluntary sector. Sharing platforms with the Archbishop of Canterbury (Rev Dr Rowan Williams) and other high flying personalities. She has a large networking CV too.
These days, Ladey heads up the non-fiction department for Ladey Adey Publications, and leads on the Author Mentoring Programme.
As an author, Ladey understands the book process from start to finish and mentors writers on their ‘author journey’ to produce high quality and well-written books which will attract many readers.
She has a heart for helping those with dyslexia to write their books, showing proven strategies such as to talk it rather than write it.
Ladey’s latest book, Successful Business Networking Online, is the first book dedicated to online networking. And she is the Founder of World Online Networking Day - 29th October.

For the extra fun in life, Ladey enjoys time with family and friends, making mosaics, gardening - including brick laying, Christmas, playing the Saxophone and Golf.

And Ladey is also dyslexic.

Please welcome Ladey Adey.



Questions:
When did you know that you were dyslexic?
What is the impact of dyslexia, for you, at work?
What do you do differently from people who don’t have dyslexia?
How do you accommodate the needs of people that you meet who are dyslexic themselves?
When do you tell people that you are dyslexic?
What are the things that matter most to you?