Ed's Blog Women leaders demand seat at table on AI, climate crisis and the global diversity backlash It’s time more women got a say on climate change and AI, especially given the disproportionate impacts on women.
Ed's Blog Compliance? This is about productivity. New data links gender balanced leadership to company value The analysis of companies employing millions of Australians reveals those with gender balanced executive teams achieve more company value.
News & Views ‘Not Her Husband’s Achievement’: Sky News slammed for gendered coverage of first female Archbishop of Canterbury The media focused on the Archbishop’s personal life instead of her achievements, showing ongoing gender bias in reporting.
Ed's Blog Nepal’s youth pick a 73yo woman to lead. Sushila Karki promises she’s not there to ‘taste power’ Sushila Karki has promised her team will not stay in power a day over six months, as she leads a transitional government in Nepal.
Ed's Blog Move beyond ‘concern’ to action: 18 of Australia’s largest companies have no women in executive leadership No more “concern”. Now for action on gender diversity in corporate leadership, especially where progress has gone backwards.
Partner Content Kate Russell on driving inclusivity for First Nations businesses A proud Awabakal woman, Kate Russell shares more on her role as CEO of Supply Nation, promoting opportunities for First Nations business.
News & Views How Holly Ransom found her voice by listening to and interviewing the world’s greatest leaders Speaker and founder Holly Ransom shares how she found her voice by interviewing leaders like Sanna Marin, Simone Biles and Jacinda Ardern.
News & Views Why powerful men still punish women who deliver hard truths When women give honest feedback, powerful men too often dismiss the message and attack the messenger instead.
News & Views Sussan Ley’s poisoned chalice is not her shame to bear Pointing out a glass cliff when we see it isn’t a put down to women like Sussan Ley who stand precariously (and bravely) at its edge.
News & Views How to lead with empathy when the stakes are high, according to a former spy During my time as Director-General of the Australian Signals Directorate, I was reminded that leadership doesn’t look the same for everyone.
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.
