Like millions of people working in tech today, diversity and inclusion was not on my radar. I have had a very successful career as a minority female in the male dominated tech sector. I excelled in my work, was well supported, my voice was heard and I progressed up...
The most famous women in tech you’ve never heard of
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A Returner Program with a difference
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How NBN Co is building a nationwide network this NAIDOC week
At NBN Co, we’re rolling out Australia’s new nbn broadband access network to connect all Australians and help bridge the digital divide. Our vision for reconciliation is to help connect communities across Australia, enhancing connection and understanding between...
NAIDOC week in Sydney at Laing O’Rourke
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The very flexible Octopus
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Three decades of career highlights – Alcoa
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A one-way ticket to a great career – Southeastern Railway
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Paving the road to a successful career – Transurban
Michele Huey, Group Executive for NSW at Transurban, has had the opportunity to work with many incredible leaders and colleagues over the years. Her continued connection with them brought opportunities with previous organisations, including Transurban.