Ed's Blog How to win an award and transform your career Here’s the big secret when it comes to winning awards: Just enter.
Ed's Blog The gender debate is over! Says a white man Saatchi & Saatchi executive chairman Kevin Roberts is a man who might soon be wondering what happened to his job following an interview he gave last week.
Ed's Blog So you’ve been sexually harassed at work? Just quit! On Women’s Agenda, we’re not surprised Donald Trump doesn’t completely get the issue of sexual harassment.
Ed's Blog A woman working in Space? Yet another quiet female achiever There are many perks to this job, but the key one is getting to meet and learn from so many amazing women.
Advice How to stick to a plan and make your mission happen Just over two years ago I ventured into Jo Burston’s office to talk to the founder of multiple businesses about women’s entrepreneurship.
Ed's Blog Restarting a career after maternity leave. Fair? Sometimes I’m surprised the gender gap in senior executive leadership isn’t actually worse than it is.
Ed's Blog Change happens if it’s deliberate: How Rugby proves it Liz Broderick was on the sidelines at the Rio Olympics when the Australian Women’s Rugby Seven’s team took Gold last week.
Ed's Blog For all the girls who can finally BE what they can SEE Recently while watching a social soccer game, I heard a 12-year-old tell her father she wanted to ‘play for the Matildas’.
Ed's Blog When one in two women are sexually harassed, it’s a problem that’s ‘normal’ The Australian Federal Police has a major problem with sexual harassment and bullying, along with a culture that makes it difficult for victims to come forward.
Ed's Blog Merit and why it’s not the ‘wrong time to be a 60-year-old male” On one side of town, we’ve got a former company chair declaring the system’s trying to “crush gender equality into the space of a few years” and that it’s the “wrong time to be a 60-year-old professional” male.
Ed's Blog The curse of failure and what happened to ‘lipstick queen’ Poppy King? It’s been a while since we’ve heard from the woman behind two-lipstick businesses, Poppy King.