Game Changers

The sole remaining Fortune 500 company without a woman on its board has finally corrected it’s ill – it’s brought a woman on board.

Each year, a designated theme is selected to focus the public’s attention on humanitarians. In 2019, World Humanitarian Day is themed “Women Humanitarians.”

Australian Academy of Science have created an online database where the public and media can find female experts across all STEM industries. 

Cathy Morcom has recently been appointed CEO of the Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia (IPWEA) an organization with 4000+ members.

A new project aims to connect disruptive female entrepreneurs seeking to establish themselves in the start-up economy with potential investors in Australia.

In NAIDOC week entrepreneur Dixie Crawford says black women in business in Australia are too easily underestimated. She wants them to know their strength.

Nikki Johnston has been named the inaugural Health Minister’s Nursing Trailblazer. She’s recently spearheaded a research project called INSPIRED.

Around the women, female leaders are tapping into their resilience to respond to humanitarian disasters, and change their communities in the process.

Alexis Wright has been named the 2018 Stella Award winner for her non-fiction book, Tracker.

Next Address is a property matchmaking app that streamlines the process of buying and selling. We chat to the business’s founder Julie O’Donohue.

Jess Brown, CEO of Life Changing Experiences Foundation, made it her life’s mission to help vulnerable teenage girls.

Eating out in Australia is now a massive $25 billion industry, so it’s incredible to think that just 25% of chefs are women. Meet one, Danika Heslop,