Leadership Awards

Antoinette Lattouf has a mission to change the face of the media here in Australia. Make it more reflective of the population.

WALA winner in the Emerging Leader in Technology category Naureen Alam has advice for us: do less, one day each week.

A critial situation requires women’s leadership. This is an edited extract from a speech shared at the Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards.

Women leading with real impact alongside compassion, courage and inclusivity were celebrated at the Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards.

We’re thrilled to be introducing a stellar lineup of incredible judges for our Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards once again.

Loren O’Keeffe, founder and CEO of Missing Persons Advocacy Network (MPAN), is also a 2019 Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards winner.

Narelle Underwood’s one of the few female surveyors across Australia. She’s on a mission to change that and get more girls and women interested in the field

Dr Kudzai Kanhutu says knowledge around technology must be shared, and organisations can do at least one thing to better support female employees.

Video highlights form the 2019 Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards, where we named the winners across our emerging leader categories and the 2019 Agenda Setter of the Year.

On Friday we announced the 2019 Women’s Agenda Leadership Award Winners at the 7th annual Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards lunch in Sydney.

Anam Javed is an advocate for equal treatment of Muslims, and spent two years managing the Interfaith Portfolio of the Islamic Council of Victoria

Kelly Morton knows that the traditional 9-5 workday doesn’t exist anymore. Responsibilities to career and family transcend gender roles.