About Renee

Media personality Author, Keynote speaker, and Facilitator Renee Eaves, has been through what some would describe as an intriguing and unthinkable journey to become a personal development mentor, with a focus on supporting others to build resilience.

Personally invited to be a voice for the people when the United Nations Special Rapporteur came to Australia, a nominee for the Human Rights award in 2017, winner of Best Short Film in the humanitarian division 2015, and a Civil Liberties spokesperson, Renee has successfully channelled what others would deem helpless past circumstances, into a powerful message of self-belief and personal empowerment.

Renee uses both her personal experience, and experience as a mentor, to guide people through complicated and sometimes layered life events.

She was the first women to self-represent and take successful legal action for deprivation of liberty, thus setting case law. She has a background in counselling and has the innate ability to understand complicated predicaments.

Renee has appeared on numerous news and tv shows giving insight to countless social justice topics and matters where she has believed lending her voice would make a positive change.

In total contrast to the path she walks today, Renee’s journey began as a swimsuit model. Doing nothing in halves, she took out the title of Miss Bikini World in the Bahamas in 1999 representing Australia, then becoming a successful, fast-scaled, entrepreneur with her International business Silver Star, producing dynamic stage shows based in some of the biggest Casinos around the World.

Renee is now taking decades of life and professional experience, and promoting a number of powerful messages through speaking to a diverse range of audiences across not only her home in Australia, but the World, and spreading the message of resilience, self-belief, self-care, hope and endurance.

To make an enquiry regarding engaging Renee Eaves, email: renee@reneeeaves.com

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