women in leadership

Pip Marlow, the Chief Executive Officer of Salesforce Australia and New Zealand, is the latest guest on The Leadership Lessons podcast.

Germany’s government has agreed to introduce a mandatory quota for women in senior management positions in the country’s listed companies.

Kristal Kinsela is the managing director of Indigenous Professional Services, an Indigneous owned consulting firm.

Natasha Stott Despoja election to the UN’s CEDAW, marks the first time Australia will serve on the committee in almost three decades.

Cori Bush’s win is one that will go down in the record books, and her victory speech matched the significance of the historic moment.

Shirley Chowdhary is the CEO of the GO Foundation, an organisation founded by former AFL stars Adam Goodes and Michael O’Loughlin.

Jacinda Ardern has unveiled her new ministry, promoting Nanaia Mahuta to become the country’s first female Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Melanie Evans has been appointed chief executive officer of ING Bank Australia, starting in the role on November 16.

Across Europe and Latin America, new research shows women politicians are more responsive to constituents in need of help.

This was an actual headline in The Australian on Monday: “Danger across the ditch as incompetent leader Ardern wins office.”

Adele Schonhardt features on AGSM’s new ‘Business Of… Leadership’ podcast, where guests share stories about leadership in times of complexity.

Confidence matters for men’s job promotion prospects. But for women, “leaning in” provides no guarantee of a payoff, writes Leonora Risse.