Women's Agenda

Laura Conti started the social enterprise #GoKindly, that donates 50% of it’s profit to charities that support women out of the cycle of homelessness.

The Dentsu Aegis Network has appointed marketing and media executive Sue Squillace as CEO of Carat Australia and New Zealand.

The Matildas delivered a 3-2 a victory against Brazil last night in their second game, with an own goal sealing the deal for Australia.

Jacqueline Hey is the former CEO of Ericsson, and is currently on the boards of Qantas, AGL, Cricket Australia and the bank. 

The Body Shop have teamed up with Plastics for Change to create recycled, ethical plastic to tackle the global plastic waste crisis differently.

Seven women will serve in the new look Morrison Cabinet with Marise Payne named the new Minister for Women and Sussan Ley returning to the front bench.

Former Liberal MP Julia Banks is leaving politics and has called out the “tribalism and toxic culture” in the Liberal party and politics.

Naomi Malone has a love of history and lived experience with a disability. She’s profoundly deaf and her new book uncovers a silent history about deafness in NSW.

Sarah Styles joined Cricket Australia as Head of Female Engagement in late 2014. She believes there is momentum building in the world of women’s cricket.

Helping women to reach their full potential– personally and financially–has been the single biggest goal of Sarah King’s career. 

Annie Flamsteed is the founder and CEO of iNSPIRE SPORT, an app that supports young athletes stay mentally and physically strong in sport.