women in leadership

CEO of KU Children’s Services Christine Legg has been awarded the prestigious Early Childhood Australia Barbara Creaser Memorial Award

The United States has set a new record for the most number of women state governors, but experts are still calling for better representation in leadership.

Fleur Chambers knows a thing or two about redefining the confidence narrative, especially for high-achieving women.

This gender gap raises questions about the accessibility of networking opportunities for women, in comparison to their male counterparts. 

Women leaders across Australia were recognised at the 2024 Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards at a ceremony in Melbourne on Thursday night.

Kamala Harris’ recent comment on female humility shows gender stereotypes within politics are preventing much-needed change.

It’s the first time in the specialist health network’s 27-year history that a female or Aboriginal person will hold the director role.

Lisa Annese has been named as the next CEO of Chief Executive Women (CEW), commencing her role in January next year.

Sarah Derry has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of Homeward Bound, a global transformational leadership initiative.

A senior manager is suing Canadian property giant Brookfield, claiming she was made redundant while on maternity leave and replaced by a man.

Despite the strides we’ve taken towards gender equality in the workplace, there’s still a lot of work to do when it comes to promoting women.

Highly-respected business leader Elizabeth Gaines has become the first female to be elected chair of the West Coast Eagles board.