women’s leadership

THe highlights episode of What She Did Next third season is a chance to be inspired all over again by the incredible ways women in Australia are stepping up and making their mark on the world.

New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern took out the top spot on Fortune Magazine’s annual list of the world’s greatest leaders.

Dr Jana Pittman is the latest guest on The Leadership Lessons, a Women’s Agenda podcast series supported by Salesforce.

Professor Ryan, who coined the concept “glass cliff”, will be the first director of ANU’s Global Institute for Women’s Leadership.

Invisible biases shape our perceptions of leadership and equality in the workplace and inevitably hold women back, writes Lisa Lintern.

Fabian Dattner is on a life long mission to change the narrative of leadership. She believes women are the answer. So do we.

Cathy Morcom has recently been appointed CEO of the Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia (IPWEA) an organization with 4000+ members.

The pursuit of success is a journey filled with roadblocks but mentors can guide you through your biggest challenges. So where exactly are they?

Bridget Clinch is a former infantry captain, East Timor veteran and trans activist who came to public attention in 2010.

“Quotas are just a door that we need to push open,” the Global Women’s Summit President told the delegates in Sydney on Friday. “To move women into leadership roles we need to be aggressive or we’ll wait forever.”