Ed's Blog Australian CEO takes UN award, shares stage with Ban Ki Moon Seeing an Australian male CEO on the world stage last week talking workplace gender equality was a reminder that deep commitments to change can happen.
Ed's Blog The Open Doors in Belgium remind us that humanity trumps fear Doors, both metaphoric and physical, have been left open in Belgium overnight.
Ed's Blog Women ‘worse off’ since last election, pessimistic about the future Whatever happens this election, women aren’t all that confident that we’ll be much better off.
Ed's Blog The 2 Australian women on World’s 50 Greatest Leaders list say much about real leadership Only two Australians made Fortune’s 2016 list of the World’s 50 Greatest Leaders.
Ed's Blog Ask women to pay less for cupcakes and the world’s suddenly unfair for men They’re cakes, just cakes.
Ed's Blog The inappropriate comments that kill business opportunities When Shoes of Prey co-founder Jodie Fox met an investor in a bar recently, she was greeted with a rather awkward comment.
Ed's Blog Not a women problem. It’s a ‘bloke problem’ when there are too many men making decisions Vegetable producer Kalfresh had a serious “bloke problem”.
Ed's Blog Study of 70 million comments finds women writers are the abused A massive study by The Guardian has found what many of us already expected to be true – that female writers cop the most abuse when it comes to publishing stories online.
Ed's Blog 60 Minutes, Sally Faulkner and the exploitation of a tragic situation There are elements of the 60 minutes/Sally Faulkner saga that we’ll never understand, nor completely get the truth on.
Ed's Blog Women just keep on shopping If you need another reason to promote the value of women making decisions in organisations it’s this: female purchasing power.
Ed's Blog We need more female billionaires. Who’s up for the challenge? Australia could use some more billionaires.
