Seema Flower Receives LOSD Skills Live Speaker Award: Inspiring Ideas, Transforming Minds

We’re thrilled to share some fantastic news—Seema Flower has just been presented with a prestigious award by the organisers of the London Organisation of Skills Development (LOSD) for her outstanding contribution as a Skills Live speaker. The award, given earlier today, follows the inspirational talk she delivered previously at Fitzwilliam College, University of Cambridge, as part of LOSD’s remarkable event focused on innovation, entrepreneurship, and lifelong learning.

The event, titled Inspiring Ideas, Transforming Minds, brought together thought leaders, educators, and change-makers from around the globe, and Seema’s speech stood out for its authenticity, wisdom, and call to action. Drawing from her own lived experience as a blind entrepreneur and advocate, Seema spoke passionately about unlocking hidden talent, dismantling barriers, and driving inclusion forward—not just in words, but through transformative action.

Her talk was not only well received, but it clearly left a lasting impression on both attendees and organisers alike. In recognising her contribution with the Skills Live Speaker Award, LOSD celebrated not just a brilliant keynote, but a lifetime of impact.

This recognition is another testament to Seema’s unwavering commitment to empowering others, her innovative spirit, and her role as a leading voice for inclusion in the UK and beyond. Congratulations, Seema!

A digital graphic design features a quote by Seema Flower that reads, "Unlocking hidden talent requires putting inclusion into practice—not just talking about it," displayed in dark teal serif font on a warm beige background.

Seema Receiving Award from Prof Dr Parin Somani
Seema Receiving Award from Prof Dr Parin Somani and Nurbanu Somani
Seema Receiving Award from Prof Dr Parin Somani and Nurbanu Somani

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