Grace Spicer is a Young Business Owner and public speaker known for embracing her authentic self wherever she goes. Her unapologetic approach to life has fueled her personal growth, and she is dedicated to helping others unlock their true potential.

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A former Business and Media student, Grace has always had a passion for making a positive impact on the world. She served as a member of the local Youth Council in her city for two elected years and volunteered for various community projects in Milton Keynes, including helping create 'Walton Fest,' a local youth music festival and 'Give Your Mind a Minute' for World Mental Health Day.

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Graduating in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, Grace struggled to find her career path and purpose. Frustrated by the lack of support and understanding for young people, she decided to publish a book highlighting the personal experiences of youth during the pandemic. In April 2021, her globally sold book Generation Covid: How Young People Responded to the COVID-19 Crisis was released, attracting attention from the Mayor of Milton Keynes and BBC Radio.

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Grace’s confidence in the spotlight led to an invitation to speak at the renowned TEDx stage at just 20 years old, as well as competing in international public speaking competitions.

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Diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder in 2023, Grace continues to thrive and is empowered to use her unique voice to offer fresh perspectives on life.

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Currently, Grace is running Grace Spicer Virtual Assistant supporting businesses to shine, with exciting projects in the works. Stay tuned!

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