Create Your Profile. Build Your Network. Start the Conversation.
LinkedIn is one of the world's largest professional networking platforms, yet many equestrian coaches have never created an account or are unsure how to use it effectively.
Whether you are coaching riders, running a business, developing your career, or looking to build new opportunities within the equestrian sector, LinkedIn can help you become more visible, connect with others, and share your experience.
In this practical beginner-friendly workshop, you'll learn how to create and optimise your profile, build a professional network, and start engaging with conversations that matter to you.
No previous experience is required.
Before the workshop, you'll complete three simple setup steps so we can spend our time together building confidence, making connections, and getting you started.
By the end of the session, you'll have:
- A professional LinkedIn profile that clearly explains who you are and what you do.
- A growing network of relevant equestrian and industry connections.
- A simple plan for your first 30 days on LinkedIn.
This workshop is ideal for equestrian coaches, instructors, trainers, and equestrian business owners who want to raise their professional profile and explore new opportunities within the industry.
Pre-workshop: Complete a simple 3-step account setup so we can focus on profile building and networking during the session.
Meet the coach presenting this webinar.
Alison Kenward,
BHS Stable Manager & Senior Coach
Centre10 Advanced Coach
Coach, business mentor and founder of Equestrian Heroes, supporting riders, coaches and equestrian businesses through education, community and digital marketing.
The conversation about the future of equestrian coaching is evolving, and we want every coach to feel confident taking part in it.
Coaches for the Future is creating opportunities for coaches to connect, share ideas and develop the skills needed to thrive in a modern, connected equestrian industry.
We're hosting a season of webinars and regional days to create a space designed for coaches who care about doing things well, supporting young riders, and shaping a modern, connected coaching community.
