Debra Spence - Multi Facade - Always on the Go and Learning.

Author, Inventor, Lecturer, Entrepreneur and Optimist.

Sailed the Sydney to Hobart Ocean Race, Represented Australia for Sailing, Owns Ducati, Honda, Ural sidecar and a few other motorbikes. Complete one lap of TT Isle of Man.

Drinks Champagne, Martini, and loves travelling.

Qualified Medical Aesthetician, Cosmetic Scientist and Won Australian National Award for Australia Best Medi Spa and proudly served her country in the Royal Australian Airforce as an electrician.

1st Book - The Right Staff - Keep the Best - Free the Rest. A practical guide (with humour) on how to hire the right staff for your business (and fire the ones you don't want anymore). It’s Your Business, Your Dream - Now build your Team.

2nd Book - 2020 - Children's Book. - My Brother Came in A Train. A beautiful illustrated book about a little girls adventure to get her brother.

Debra Spence started her multi-faceted career journey as a junior accountant before becoming one of Australia’s first female avionic technicians in the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF). With a new baby and a ‘nothing to lose’ attitude, she ventured into the world of the entrepreneurial enterprises. Spence has owned restaurants, a specialist-clothing factory, and an award-winning cosmetic beauty clinic and with her husband, she jointly owns a surveying company with the occasional lecturer gig on dermal science and cosmetic chemistry.

Debra Spence sense of adventure extends to her hobbies. She sailed in the notorious Sydney to Hobart yacht race and represented Australia (ranking 8th) in the World Tasar Sailing Competition. She was also part of the RAAF’s Snow Ski team and can be found on weekends stand-up paddling or motorbike riding.

You can book Debra for speaking or workshop - “Getting the Right Staff for your Business”, “Don’t Be Held Hostage by your Staff”, “I didn’t sign up for this! How employing staff can set you free”, “Taking a Failing Business to Award-winning in less than 3 months.”

The achievement she is most proud of is being a role model to her children and showing them that having dyslexia is a gift, and not an excuse— when you have passion, creativity, and the drive to take action, dreams can be realised!