Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards

It’s been a year full of action for Isabelle Reinecke- the Emerging Leader in the NFP winner at last year’s Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards.

It’s been a big year for DEI advocate Gloria Yuen- the Emerging Leader in the Private Sector at last year’s Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards.

It’s that time again! We’re so excited to be launching nominations for the 2023 Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards.

Meet Gloria Yuen, a powerful advocate for cultural inclusion across corporate Australia and Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards winner.

Creative producer Leonie Marsh says the biggest contributor to her everyday mood has come from going offline at key moments in the day. 

Sarah Agboola started mtime, a company that matches busy parents with in-home family assistants. The WALA winner speaks to Women’s Agenda.

We’re more excited than ever to announce the exceptional winners of this year’s Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards.

The finalists of this year’s Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards are an exceptional cohort of female leaders blazing a trail across all sectors.

Priyanka Ashraf is building Australia’s first community of Bla(c)k Women and Women of Colour in tech & startups with intersectionality.

Founder & CEO of Leora, Esha Oberoi, shares how her second start-up is using AI technology to help solve the world’s mental health crisis.

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.