Tweet I’m lucky enough to be attending the Women, Management and Work Conference in Sydney today. There is a great turnout, with many familiar names and faces from around Australia. So far there has been an impressive line-up of speakers. Yet these impressive speakers each talked about the issues around gender pay equity (which does [...]
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Some thoughts on women, management & work #wmwc
July 29th, 2010 · No Comments · a woman in ..., ideas
Tags: business·discrimination·future·management·people·women
Michelle Williams … Social Innovator
July 5th, 2010 · Comments Off · a woman in ..., inspiring women
Tweet One of the things that I’m fascinated by is how narrow our definition of success is sometimes. This is one of the reasons for this post. Michelle Williams is a woman who has taken a step back from the traditional definition of success and who seeks to broaden it. There is a new breed [...]
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Annalie Killian … a woman Catalysing Magic
June 28th, 2010 · 1 Comment · a woman in ..., inspiring women
Tweet Here is another post in my series on inspiring women. This time it is my friend Annalie Killian, who is also known as Catalyst for Magic (yes that is really the job title on her business card) or as @MaverickWoman on Twitter. I’ve known Annalie for many years and have always been inspired and energised [...]
Jo White – a woman in a … startup
May 24th, 2010 · 2 Comments · a woman in ..., inspiring women
Tweet I am very privileged to know a number of truly remarkable and inspiring women who work in, on and around geek stuff. One of my notions for this year was to share some of their ideas and experiences with everyone. The first woman who sprang to mind is Jo White (a.k.a. @mediamum on Twitter). [...]
Ada Lovelace Day 2010: call for women's history #ald10
March 24th, 2010 · 3 Comments · a woman in ..., ideas
Tweet Today is Ada Lovelace day, the day that women around the world celebrate the achievements of women working in technology. While I could write about a woman in technology – there are many whom I admire here in Australia – instead I am putting out a call for documentation of the achievements of Australia’s [...]
