News & Views The Goldstein campaign was brutal. Our friendship came out stronger I’m proud of my friend Zoe and I’m proud of all the work she’s done in Goldstein. Standing alongside her has been a privilege.
Appointments Dr Kirsten Abernethy appointed Executive Director of the Victorian Women’s Trust One of Australia’s oldest feminist organisations, the Victorian Women’s Trust has appointed Dr Kirsten Abernethy as its Executive Director.
Local ‘Source of pride’: Jim Chalmers pays tribute to women leading our most powerful economic institutions In his Press Club speech, Treasurer Jim Chalmers highlighted three most powerful economic institutions are now led by women economists.
News & Views It took more than a century, but women are taking charge of Australia’s economy – here’s why it matters Australia’s three most powerful economic institutions are now led by women economists. In economics, this is not normal. But matters.
News & Views Craving a more meaningful, impact-led career? Here are 10 truths I wish I’d known Here are 10 truths that have shaped the last decade of my zigzag career a path built on purpose, not permission.
News & Views Empathy isn’t a soft skill — it’s a survival tool for the leaders we need now Empathy is a survival skill. And if we’re serious about a livable future, it’s time we put it back at the centre of how we lead.
News & Views ‘I couldn’t give a stuff’: Sussan Ley isn’t buying the ‘glass cliff’ narrative Sussan Ley made history as the first woman to lead the Liberal Party. Here, she explains why she’s rejecting the ‘glass cliff’ theory.
Partner Content Natalie Hortz on forging leadership pathways for women in real estate Real estate professional Natalie Hortz has garnered a powerful community of women in the industry, fostering a space for connection.
Partner Content Disability advocate Anja Christoffersen’s leadership journey proves careers built on social change are valuable Disability advocate Anja Christoffersen didn’t grow up seeing disability representation in leadership. Now she’s that change for others.
News & Views What is the ‘glass cliff’ phenomenon – and why do women often find themselves on the precipice? The “glass cliff” applies to women who are elevated to leadership in times of crisis, meaning they are perceived as having a high probability of failure.
News & Views Britain’s Secret Intelligence Service could have a woman chief for first time in history The new Chief of Britain’s Secret Intelligence Service could be a woman for the first time, with a candidate shortlist of three women.
News & Views The traits women get punished for today are the leadership edge of tomorrow Women’s leadership strengths like compassion, inclusion and long-term thinking are shaping a smarter, more human future of leadership.
