Posts tagged "women in leadership"

How can we get more women quoted in the media as expert source, particularly in business articles? We recently sat down with a number of leading women have put forward some ideas. 

Irene Natividad knows what a leader looks like. In a distinguished career that has taken her into the corridors of power in Washington DC and around the globe, she has worked closely with many political and corporate leaders, including the likes of President George Bush Snr and Hillary Clinton.

Superannuation funds with 30% of women in leadership have outperformed male-dominated funds by $7 billion over three years, according to new research from Rainmaker.

When Caroline Wright started her career during the recession years of the 1990s she was told that her law degree was “as good as a piece o…

Aubrey Blanche, global head of diversity at Atlassian, advises startup teams to take inspiration from sporting teams and ditch the concept of the “lone genius".

Companies striving for an innovative edge could do well to employ more women, according to Boston Consulting Group partner and managing dire…

Layne Beachley is the most successful female surfer in history, having been named ASP World Champion seven times.

She credits much of…

As you are probably aware, rhetoric around the number of women working in the Australian technology industry has heightened in recent mont…

Cyan Ta’eed’s recently become one of the most sought-after women on the speaker circuit, especially for tech and entrepreneurial events. �…

  Cyan Ta’eed has recently become one of the most sought-after women on the speaker circuit, especially for tech and entrepreneurial events…

  The corporate CEO job continues to not look like a job for women. Not because women are any less capable, of course, but rather because s…

Like many Australian women, former Governor General Quentin Bryce is a Michelle Bridges fan.

Bryce said as much after appearing on stage …