Profiles

Tracey Spicer is one of the most versatile journalists and presenters in the country, with a portfolio spanning television, radio, newspapers, magazines, and online media.

Norah Breekveldt, a Telstra Business Women’s Award winner, has been passionate about positioning gender equity as a key business driver for organisations throughout her career.

Lauren Davie is one of the founders of Those Girls, an up and coming boutique beverage company that specialises in iced tea and hot apple cider.

Dale Wakefield is the Executive Officer of Alice Springs Women’s Shelter (ASWS) and a Finalist in the 2015 Telstra Northern Territory Women’s Business Award.

Kim Mauch is a feisty Queensland country girl with 25 years’ experience in the male dominated freight industry and is the concept designer for recently launched online freight comparison website CargoHound.

Sarah Stanford is Manager of Projects and Communications at Regional Development Australia Orana.

Sally Rippin is the author of the popular Billie B Brown and Hey Jack! series of children’s books, designed to guide kids through the transition from picture books to chapter books.

Lisa Messenger is the vibrant, game-changing CEO and creative director of The Messenger Group, as well as founder and editor-in-chief of The Collective magazine – an entrepreneurial lifestyle magazine distributed into over 37 countries with a mandate to disrupt, challenge and inspire.

The world’s first computer programmer didn’t even have a computer to work with.

Q&A with Jennifer Wittwer, Director, National Action Plan for Women, Peace and Security, Office of Chief of Defence Force Gender diversity within senior management teams has become an increasingly topical issue in Australia.

Ruby Worthy was born in Tasmania and adopted at an early age, her birth family have confirmed her Aboriginal Ancestry.

For 18 years, Sherri has been helping clients investigate and manage land and groundwater contamination, which is often a result of previous industrial activities.