Women represent about 18% of quoted media sources when it comes to business. So, the stories of Australian female leaders go largely untold. Femeconomy’s female leader interviews with our community are a way to remedy this imbalance for the women achieving outstanding results in business.
Stories of female leaders, who typically pursue non-traditional, non-linear career paths are fascinating. We want to know in their words how they’ve reached the pinnacles of leadership. These trailblazing female leaders’ stories, wisdom and friendship have left an indelible imprint on us, as they will on you. Enjoy!
Female Leader Conversations Ebook 2019
1. Sam Trattles, Founder, Other Side of the Table and Author.
Sam Trattles has negotiated and leveraged more than $450 million worth of deals and is the Author of I Love Negotiating
2. Pollyanna Lenkic, Entrepreneur, Author, Coach and Speaker
Pollyanna Lenkic has completed over 525 skydives and helps organisations create high-performing cultures and high-performing teams.
3. Michelle Redfern, Founder, Advancing Women in Business and Sport
AFR’s 100 Women of Influence, Michelle Redfern, asks, are women in sport progressing?
4. Amanda Webb, CEO, Xplore for Success
Amanda Webb shares what is missing from the diversity conversation.
5. Kyelie Baxter, Owner and Principal Accountant, IQ Accountants
Kyelie Baxter, a beacon for adopting technology in the accounting industry.
6. Brooke MacGregor & Tammy Stanton, Business Owners and Directors, Women in Power
Brooke MacGregor and Tammy Stanton are reducing children’s gender stereotypes.
7. Caroline McGuire, Australian HR Institute Non-Executive Director and Owner, Clariti Consulting
Caroline McGuire understands how leadership neuroscience can make highly qualified technical staff into leaders.
8. Dr Cathryn Lloyd, Director, Maverick Minds
Dr Cathryn Lloyd uses creativity and art as a central methodology to solve complex business problems.
9. Gillian Corban & Amanda Blair, Owners, Corban & Blair
Gillian Corban and Amanda Blair celebrate over 30 years in a successful retail business.
10. Judith Treanor, Owner, Temples & Markets
Judith Treanor, an intrepid modern day ethical East India Company adventurer.
11. Cecily McGuckin, CEO, Queensland Steel & Sheet
Cecily McGuckin, the only female CEO in the steel business in Australia.
12. Victoria Kluth, Managing Director, Araza
Victoria Kluth on starting with two employees and one client in 2013 to an award winning, technology consultancy now employing over 250 people and turning over $30m per annum.
13. Daile Drevins, Director, Salt Design
Daile Drevins on how technology and industry trends support, but don’t ever replace, good design.
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