Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards

They are the biggest employers of Australians. And the leaders within them make a direct difference to the lives of their team members.

Susana Ng is determined to amplify the voices of people of colour and international students by carving pathways of inclusivity.

Antoinette Lattouf shares more on her anti-racism guide, ‘How to Lose Friends and Influence White People’, and making space for diversity.

At the 2021 Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards in Sydney, seven-time surfing world champion Layne Beachley will be inducted to the Women’s Agenda Hall of Fame.

‘Realising that every word of my 2015 Leadership Awards speech could have been delivered today felt like a sucker punch,’ Georgie Dent.

We’re thrilled to be introducing a stellar lineup of incredible judges for our Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards once again.

Thanks to the support from our partners, nominations are now open for 2020-21 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.