Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards

Video highlights form the 2019 Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards, where we named the winners across our emerging leader categories and the 2019 Agenda Setter of the Year.

Kelly Morton knows that the traditional 9-5 workday doesn’t exist anymore. Responsibilities to career and family transcend gender roles.

Sarah Goss has 20 years of experience in sales and marketing, nearly all of which she has spent with Ericcson, where she is now the Head of Innovation.

Stella Petrou Concha is the founder and CEO of Reo Group, a specialist finance management consultancy and recruitment agency.

Lawyer and founder of Ladies Who League, Mary Konstantopoulos answers some of our questions as a Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards finalist. 

There is currently a real crisis in the retirement outcomes of women according to Christina Hobbs: “women are retiring with 47% less super than men,”

Dr Nikki Stamp is one of just 11 female heart surgeons in Australia. She wants us to rethink our health, and what the ‘wellness experts’ are really teaching us

Lynn Dang from Microsoft is currently focused on levelling the playing field and creating a more diverse and inclusive workforce.

Lee de Winton is the CEO of Sydney Metro Airports with a portfolio that includes over 400,000 flights each year and a customer base of over 100 companies.

Hayley McQuire is a proud Darumbal and South Sea Islander woman and the co-founder of the National Indigenous Youth Education Coalition.

Jane Shand, HR Executive with Queensland Rugby League & Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards finalist is proud to have introduced family friendly policies.

Bernice Hookey is a proud Waanyi woman, business woman, and strong domestic violence advocate. In 2017, she and her friend Melisa Anderson