Léa Salamon works with C-suite leaders to build global visibility and open doors at the highest level.
Her approach is built around four essentials: Connections, Content, Communication, and Credibility.
”A conversation is only powerful when it reaches the right audience, on the right stage, at the right moment.“
Carefully designed gatherings – from intimate dinners to invitation-only thought-leadership roundtables – created to cultivate relationships that matter and place leaders in rooms they cannot easily enter on their own.
End-to-end productions conceived to earn attention from the audiences that count. From concept through delivery, every piece is designed to increase visibility, sharpen positioning, and strengthen perceived authority.
A precise messaging framework and tailored media training that position C-suite executives as distinctive, high-credibility voices in their fields, not generic spokespeople.
Speaking opportunities, interviews, panels, and keynotes engineered to present leadership with clarity, authority, and lasting impact.
A selection of events and content that Lea has produced.
For two decades, she has produced content and events in partnership with leading broadcasters including CNBC, Sky News, the Financial Times, and FF News. Working with the world’s most recognised brands, she creates visibility and credibility for C-suite leaders.
Lea’s work elevates brand prestige and expands companies’ reach to new audiences. The exclusive editorial events connect C-suite leaders with prospects and peers, while speaking engagements on the most prestigious stages, at conferences such as WEF, CNBC Converge LIVE, and SIBOS, position business leaders as experts and visionaries in their fields.
Bringing a truly global perspective to her work, Lea is Swedish and Indonesian, and has worked in Scandinavia, Jakarta, London, Miami & New York. She is currently based in Paris.
Beyond production, Léa is the co-founder of charity Biruni, which provides support for access to education, mental health and well-being for families and children in South East Asia.
