‘Ultimate statement of equality’: Rugby World Cup to be gender neutral from 2021
World Rugby has declared it will adopt a policy of gender neutrality for their World Cup tournaments from 2021 onward, in a ground-breaking first for a major sporting federation. This means that the w…
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Eight reasons why introverts make great leaders
Susan Cain’s TED talk and book Quiet: The Power of Introverts brought to light the amazing qualities of introverts. I’m an extreme introvert on the me…
‘Ultimate statement of equality’: Rugby World Cup to be gender neutral from 2021
World Rugby has declared it will adopt a policy of gender neutrality for their World Cup tournaments from 2021 onward, in a ground-breaking first for …
The 2019 Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards Luncheon
The 2019 Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards Luncheon
25th Women in Leadership & Management Summit
25th Women in Leadership & Management Summit
Forbes Powerful Women: Where are the Australians?
Just one woman represents Australia on Forbes’ annual World’s Most Powerful Women List, mining magnate Gina Rinehart. It’s a repeat from 2015, with no other Australian politicians o…
Make workplace equality a reality: 5 steps businesses can take today
The need for a full organisation approach to gender equality in the workplace has never been greater than today. Male leaders have an important role to play by being agents of change and standing up f…
Diversity in the startup ecosystem matters and must be addressed
Diversity is a good thing and it’s quite ridiculous that in 2016 we have to even talk about this, but we do. Diversity in all its forms, racial, cultural, religious, age, gender, sexual, geogr…
How those after-hours emails are doing more harm than good
These days, many believe that the only way to keep on top of work demands is by working beyond 5pm. The availability of smartphones and tablets has made it easy and common to check our emails anytime,…
Would you buy a business? What one woman learnt, the hard way
Karen Justice bought the business now known as Just for Pets back in 2009, having previously owned a pharmacy. By her own admission it was a “very bad business decision”. But in the time since, Justic…
