First Speakers Announced
Further speakers and full agenda announced soon
Lydia Williams (She/Her)
Former Matildas Goalkeeper; Matildas' Longest-serving player
Sonny Jane Wise (They/Them)
Keynote Speaker; Creator and Advocate on Neurodiversity & Neurodivergence; Author of “We’re All Neurodiverse” and “The Neurodivergent Friendly Workbook of DBT Skills”
Asha Bhat OAM (She/Her)
Chief Executive Officer, Southern Aboriginal Corporation
David MacLennan (He/Him)
Chief Executive Officer, City of Vincent; Chair, Australian Urban Design Research Centre
Hear from our attendees
So much in the day - I leave with a full heart and sincere gratitude.
The Symposium gave me renewed motivation to continue learning and challenging myself personally and professionally.
This event has provided insight into some of the challenges, and methods of overcoming them, that many women face in their careers. It has provided me with a sense of support going forward.
I needed a recharge, and the Symposium really recharged me. I have a renewed commitment to pursuing career development congruent with my values.
This Symposium activated my senses in ways that were truly motivating, There was so much honesty, authenticity, and positive encouragement. I have been to lots of conferences and professional development around women in leadership, but I have never felt so completely engaged for the whole time.
Exceeded my expectations – loved the power in using stories to illustrate leadership and growth principles.
Event Themes
Inspiration and Empowerment
Get ready to feel refreshed, motivated, and armed with new ideas. Dive into the stories of diverse leaders to gain insight on leadership, equality, and inclusion.
Personal and Professional Growth
This is your chance to pause and reflect on your role as a leader. You’ll leave with a renewed sense of purpose and confidence to tackle challenges head-on.
Networking Opportunities
Connect with like-minded individuals from a variety of industries. Who knows, you might just find your next collaboration partner.
Event Accessibility
Accessible parking and easy pick-up/drop-off zone available |
The venue has an accessible entrance that everyone can use |
Sufficient circulation space for wheelchair users and alternative to stairs |
The catering area can be made accessible to wheelchair users if requested prior event |
The venue offers tactile signage and tactile grounds |
Gender diverse bathroom available |
A breastfeeding room can be requested up to 2 weeks pre-event |
Unfortunately, there is no prayer room available at this venue |
A sensory or quiet room can be requested up to 2 weeks pre-event |
Hearing loop and live captioning can be requested up to 2 weeks pre-event |
An Auslan interpreter can be requested up to 2 weeks pre-event |
The venue is accommodating of service dogs and therapy animals |
Alternative meal options available to cater to various dietary needs |
A Microwave for pain management can be made available if requested prior event |