Eleanor Mills is a leading motivational speaker, journalist and entrepreneur who has inspired thousands to embrace change and create new opportunities in their lives. As the founder of Noon, she is redefining midlife as a powerful stage of transformation, growth and reinvention. Her talks inspire audiences to see challenges not as obstacles but as gateways to new possibilities.
Eleanor’s own journey demonstrates the power of determination and vision. She rose quickly in national media, becoming the youngest features editor at The Daily Telegraph at just 26. She went on to spend over twenty years at The Sunday Times in senior roles, including Magazine Editor, Associate Editor and Editorial Director. Her career at the top of British journalism showed her ability to lead under pressure, champion diverse voices, and deliver meaningful change.
Through Noon, Eleanor has created a vibrant platform and community for women in midlife, offering inspiration, practical guidance and a space for connection. She has built courses, retreats and content that empower individuals to step into their next chapter with purpose. Her bestselling writing and growing community have challenged outdated stereotypes and proved that reinvention at any age is possible.
What makes Eleanor such a compelling motivational speaker is her ability to connect her own story of leadership, resilience and innovation with the journeys of her audience. She speaks with authenticity and clarity, drawing out practical lessons on confidence, courage and self-belief. Whether addressing corporate leaders, university students or community groups, she leaves listeners inspired to rethink their own potential, embrace change and take bold steps toward the future.
