Tracey Louise Taylor

Tracey Louise Taylor is an award-winning keynote speaker, financial wellbeing advocate and founder of MenoMoney, widely recognised for her work supporting midlife women in business to build financial resilience and confidence through periods of change. As a speaker, she combines lived experience, commercial expertise and practical guidance to address the connection between money, menopause, mindset and sustainable business growth. One of her greatest achievements has been transforming her personal experiences of burnout, anxiety and recovery as a brain tumour survivor into a thriving platform that empowers women across the UK to make stronger financial and leadership decisions.

Tracey’s early career was built within the financial services sector, where she developed extensive experience in risk, protection and financial planning. She later became Head of Insurance at The London Tax Company, a role that strengthened her understanding of the pressures faced by professionals, entrepreneurs and business owners managing both commercial and personal financial responsibilities. Alongside her corporate career, Tracey trained as a certified financial protection adviser and deepened her understanding of behavioural finance and emotional wellbeing through her membership with the Financial Therapy Association. Her own experiences navigating midlife hormonal changes and burnout while balancing high-performance business environments became a defining turning point in her career. Rather than stepping back, she used these experiences to create MenoMoney, a business dedicated to helping women understand how physiological and psychological changes can influence decision-making, pricing, spending habits and long-term financial confidence.

Today, Tracey is recognised as one of the UK’s emerging voices on financial wellbeing for midlife women and female entrepreneurs. Through MenoMoney, she has created a growing platform focused on education, coaching and practical tools designed to help women build wealth without burnout or budget guilt. Her work has received significant recognition, including being named Financial Wellbeing Champion 2024, winning Best Start-Up at the Kent Business Awards, and securing a place as a finalist for both the Women in Finance Award and the Kent Women in Business Awards. She also gained national recognition after winning Small Business Sunday with Theo Paphitis, highlighting the impact and commercial relevance of her work. Alongside her speaking engagements and coaching programmes, Tracey is also the author of the forthcoming book Feeling Financial, which expands on her mission to make financial confidence more accessible, practical and emotionally informed for women navigating midlife and business growth.

Organisations hire Tracey Louise Taylor because she delivers far more than motivation alone. Her keynote speeches combine commercial insight, psychology, lived experience and practical strategies that audiences can immediately apply within their businesses and personal lives. She speaks on topics including menopause and money, financial confidence, female entrepreneurship, resilience, leadership, burnout recovery and mindset at midlife. These conversations are increasingly important as employers and organisations seek to better support women through key stages of their careers while improving wellbeing, retention and performance. Tracey’s honest, relatable and highly practical speaking style resonates with audiences across leadership events, entrepreneur summits, women in finance conferences, workplace wellbeing programmes and International Women’s Day events.