Antoinette Lattouf is a multi-award-winning journalist, broadcaster, author and mental health advocate who brings clarity, courage and wit to complex conversations. She is co-creator of independent media company Ette Media, the co- founder of Media Diversity Australia, a recipient of AFR’s 100 Women of Influence, Liberty Victoria’s 2024 Human Rights Medallist, and the author of How to Lose Friends and Influence White People (2022) and Women Who Win (April 2026).

Whether reporting or presenting from global newsrooms or leading one of Australia’s most-watched legal battles, Antoinette Latouff speaker and advocate has consistently used narrative to challenge systems, reshape public discourse and spark national debate. With a signature blend of bold storytelling, humour, and lived experience, she offers keynotes that cut through corporate speak and deliver a message that lasts.

Signature Keynote

RESILIENCE, INCLUSION & LEADING THROUGH CHANGE

In an era where progress is noisy but not linear, leadership is under the microscope, and adversity often plays out on the public stage, Antoinette Lattouf delivers a keynote that’s powerful, practical—and occasionally laugh-out-loud. With two decades in media, advocacy, and leadership (plus a very public legal battle), she brings unparalleled insight, warmth and dry wit to what it takes to lead, adapt and stay upright when the ground is shifting beneath you.

This keynote can be tailored to include the following themes:

– Leading Through Crisis: Behind-the-scenes lessons from reputational risk, media storms and high-stakes advocacy.
– Beyond Inclusion: What inclusive leadership actually looks like after the hashtags fade.
– Mentally Fit, Professionally Strong: Navigating burnout, grief and high performance without losing your spark. 
– Women Who Win: Spotlighting bold changemakers, drawn from her upcoming book on legacy and rebellion.
– Finding Your Voice: The power of clear, values-led communication in high-stakes environments.