As TEDWomen 2015 launches this week, we celebrate how far society has come. We no longer exclude women from attending university or joining certain professions. We don’t make our citizens sit in different sections of the bus because of their race, or limit their...
Last week, I was very excited to co-host the first Diversity Roundtable on behalf of FITT, alongside Victoria Keeys, Senior Manager of Culture and Diversity at CBA. The topic for the morning was “How to build a more gender diverse pipeline entering the IT industry”....
I’ve been asked a lot lately how I manage to get so much done in a day. For those of you that don’t know me, I have taken on a lot. Not including keeping up with family and social activities, I’m currently involved with the following: Co-founded a company called...
This article originally appeared in the Brisbane times. Energy companies are failing to take action on gender diversity, an index measuring their progress shows, and Origin Energy is the only Australian company to be ranked as pulling its weight among the top...
This article originally appeared in the Sydney Morning Herald. Top Australian companies with at least 25 per cent female boards perform more than 7 per cent better than those with all-male boards, according to research that will boost the push to improve corporate...
In the world of diversity and inclusion, particularly when it comes to gender diversity, the debate over quotas vs targets is a hot one. It tends to polarize the protagonists with no-one feeling ambivalent about it. Mostly, the debate is emotionally-based with fear...
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Gyaltsen Go, the Head of Customer Experience at LiveTiles, speaks about what it’s like to work for a start-up, relocating across the globe, and creating a culture of innovation.
When Katarzyna Sumara started at SGN she didn’t know anything about the gas industry. Three years later and she is now a Trainee Team Manager and becoming a future people leader within the gas sector.
Mental health initiatives are a priority, but what really works? We asked 21 leading employers exactly that question, and the answer is more simple than you may think.
An avid outdoors woman, Jane Bitmead loves adventure sports, so it’s no surprise that her career has taken a non-traditional route. She’s currently a Machine Operator and Leading Hand of a timber yard for Qube, Australia’s largest logistics provider.
In Episode Six of Equality Talks we discuss bringing men on the journey with Julie Moss
One Australian woman per week is expected to die as a result of family and domestic violence. Australian laws exist to ensure that employees have the right to a safe work environment. So what about when that workplace is now at home?