Lauren Galley Biography
Lauren Galley is a multi-platform spokeswoman, author, and business owner. Galley is a frequent Huffington Post contributor.
How old is Lauren Galley? – Age
She is 28 years old as of 10 January 2023. She was born in 1995 in the United States of America.
Lauren Galley Ebook
Galley released Girls Above Society: Steps to Success: An Empowerment Guide in 2013. Girls Above Society published it. Cosby Media Productions published it in Ebook format in 2014. “Kissing Frogs: In Search of Prince Charming” was released in hardcover and ebook format by Cosby Media Productions in 2015.
Lauren Galley Career
Galley has featured as a guest contributor on television news broadcasts, speaking on Millennial Generation societal concerns. She has been and been featured on major networks such as Fox News and CNN for local affiliates, remarking on the social pressures that tween and adolescent girls face in today’s media-driven world. Galley has also been in ABC Family’s The Lying Game and CBS’s “Chase” television series.
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The White House Inaugural United State of Women Summit named Galley a Game-Changer in 2016. In 2015, Galley was an official ambassador for Secret Deodorant’s Mean Stinks Campaign. Galley became an ambassador for Secret Deodorant in collaboration with Teen Vogue Magazine in 2014-2015, traveling around the United States to give a peer-to-peer relatable voice to girls with a message of love and support, putting a stop to girl-on-girl bullying in their generation.
Galley founded Girls Above Society], a non-profit organization committed to empowering girls to be confident leaders of their future, when she was fifteen years old in 2010. Her “GIRL TALK” program helps girls of all economic backgrounds attain positive self-worth and confidence by providing mentorship and resources as they confront the severe challenges of today’s media-driven world.
Galley’s TEDx Tomball Talk, #TextMe: The Elimination of Human Interaction, provides vital insight into how technology is hurting face-to-face communication among the Millennial Generation.Galley spoke at the iMatter Conference, which was presented by the Simi Valley branch of Soroptimist International in October 2015.