Georgie Dent

Late last year I attended the Diversity Council of Australia’s annual debate, the subject of which was whether flexibility was the key to gender equality at work.

I am not miserable.

Last week Women’s Agenda ran an article on how to nail a job interview.

It is often said that talking about income and money is impolite.

Last night I went to bed wondering why I had left it this long.

In some ways Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani schoolgirl who was shot by a Taliban assassin on her way to school in October of 2012, has a very unique story.

Last week The Daily Beast published an article claiming women do not make less money than men.

After delivering a rousing speech on the political persecution of Australia’s first female Prime Minister in August 2012 and then publishing her book The Misogyny Factor, which dealt with the same subject in 2013, many assumed Anne Summers was a close personal friend of Julia Gillard’s.

Long before she published Lean In, the book that became an international bestseller and the modern manifesto for ambitious women, Sheryl Sandberg had reservations about even mentioning her gender.

Simply being the managing director of the International Monetary Fund is a significant feat.

I didn’t know Charlotte Dawson.

In 1993 an American executive, Bob Joss, arrived in Australia to head up Westpac.