women ceos

Jane Mussared has been appointed as CEO of the Maggie Beer Foundation, a charity working to improve the food experience of older people. 

This appointment makes her the first ever female CEO of the Mariners in the Australian Professional Football Leagues (APL) competition. 

Shirley Gwynn has been appointed CEO at TALK5, Australia’s first AI-powered, voice enabled Work Health and Safety (WHS) software platform.

Proud Kamilaroi woman and entrepreneur Natalie Legg takes the CEO role takes the CEO role of A23, with big growth plans ahead.

Sue Shilbury has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of Family Planning Australia, a leading reproductive and sexual health service. 

Fritha Radyk has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of Carers Queensland, the peak body representing unpaid carers in Queensland

Fortune has released their 2023 edition of the Most Powerful Women in Business list today, with four Australians featured.

Lead with purpose, not popularity. Women CEOs are outdoing their male counterparts when it comes to demonstrating this on social media.

Vanessa Hudson has been announced as the next CEO of Qantas, replacing Alan Joyce in the high profile business position.

Professor Anushka Patel has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of the world-leading George Institute for Global Health.

Finance specialist Anna Hughes gets appointed first female CEO of the Australian Office of Financial Management in its 23-year history.

A record number of women CEOs on this year’s Fortune 500 list has made global headlines, though the numbers remain slim compared to male leaders.