Public Speaking & Press
BOOK ERIFILI AS A SPEAKER
Erifili is a keynote speaker on Gen Z, the future of work, social media, entrepreneurship, creative careers, and personal branding.
She regularly contributes to conferences around the world as a keynote speaker, panelist, or workshop host. Recent examples include speaking at:
The launch of Global Entrepreneurship Week
Google for Startups
Canva
The UN’s Youth Knowledge Forum
Erifili’s most popular keynote topics include:
Understanding and Engaging Gen Z on Social Media & in the Workplace
Design Your Life: Harnessing the Digital Native Advantage to Build Careers of the Future
The Power of Authenticity: How to Build a Personal Brand That Doesn’t Drain You
Self-Belief is Your Unfair Advantage: How the Happiest People Achieve their Biggest Dreams
PRESS REQUESTS
Erifili regularly contributes to leading press publications to help the world better understand Gen Z. Able to collect original data through The Z Link’s market research network, she is always happy to provide insights on generational research and analysis.
Erifili is part of Forbes 30 Under 30, a LinkedIn Top Voice, and has been interviewed and quoted in publications like Fast Company, Business Insider, The Wall Street Journal, Digiday, NBC, and Link in Bio among others.
For press or speaking enquiries, please contact Erifili here.
Testimonials
“Erifili delivered an excellent presentation at our Annual Conference, offering a clear, authentic look at what truly resonates with Gen Z both in the capacity of a consumer, and as an employee. Erifili is professional, well-researched and a pleasure to work with.”
– Paul Gallagher, CEO at Irish Hotels Federation“Erifili is a stellar speaker, I learned so much in a short amount of time.”
“A real eye opener.”
“A stand-out session for sure.”
— Attendees at IHF Annual Conference 2026“It completely changed how I see and approach personal branding, and building a creative career. Erifili’s talk made it feel so much more approachable and human, which really stands out among so much overwhelming, confusing information.”
– Attendee at Google for Startups