Congratulations. New title. Bigger team. Louder voice. Higher stakes. You made it.
Now lead. Not manage. Lead.
Here’s the bit most people gloss over in the confetti of promotion — the job you were brilliant at is not the job you’ve just accepted.
I'm no damsel in distress
Women of Impact- Bronwen Knox
A true High Performing Woman, Bronwen Knox has held leadership roles that most of us can only dream about. As captain of the Australian Women’s Water Polo Team at the 2016 Rio Olympics, Bron has a unique experience and perspective on leadership, engagement and voice.
Bron’s insight into the token seat & gender empathy has us thinking about their influence and impact in all aspects of our work and lives.
Women of Impact - Gurjit Kaur Shergill
Gurjit is defined by all that is EPIC – she is selfless and tireless, strives to raise up others around her and is as tenacious as a mother tiger when caring for the young people in our community. She champions student and adult mental well-being, raises significant funds for the school and continues to improve the quality of education provided to students under the most difficult of circumstances.
Women of Impact - Lucinda Kay
“Women in Leadership: Achieving an equal future in a COVID-19 world” is this year’s theme for International women’s day.
Lucinda is incredibly passionate about representation of all people in all organisations. She believes that an equal future starts with our organisations and having frameworks in place to encourage and build equality.