Posts Tagged ‘women in leadership’
Ep. 97 The Power Of Persistence, Plus Shifting Gender Inequality, With Dr Bridie O’Donnell
Dr Bridie O’Donnell is a Medical doctor with an interest in Sports and Exercise Medicine. She’s a World Record holder in track cycling and a champion for many different road cycling events, Seven time National rowing champion, completed the Hawaiian ironman and now works as the Head for the Office for Women in Sport &…
Ep. 77 Being The Change & Bridging The Knowledge Gap, with Rona Glynn-McDonald From Common Ground
Rona Glynn-McDonald works with high impact organisations to propel social change, with a strong passion for disruptive ideas. She is a proud Kaytetye woman and the founder of Common Ground, an online space that shares Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, histories and lived experiences. Rona aims to help create an Australia that embraces and celebrates…
Ep. 76 The power Of Being Authentic, Ethical & Sustainable In Business & In Life, With Rebecca Veksler
Rebecca Veksler is an abundantly connected human soul resonating at a frequency that oozes passion and pride for who she is, what she does and the impact she’s making on the planet and in other people’s lives along her journey. Rebecca is the managing director for Sol Products, an environmentally friendly brand who “are for ending…
Ep. 72 Nam Baldwin, Katrina Webb, Kath Koschel, Clyde Rathbone – Bonus Q&A, Developing Mental Strength
This is bonus material from some of the special guests we have in our live Q&A’s as part of our Mental Strength Training online program. The level of questions that are being asked by the program participants to these World Class guests are sometimes deep, sometimes fun, but always aligned with helping us understand more of the habits, tools and strategies that can…
Ep. 68 Transforming Lives Of Those Affected By Human Trafficking, With Project Futures CEO Clare Pearson
Clare Pearson is the CEO of a foundation called Project Futures, which is giving hope by transforming the lives of women and children affected by human trafficking, slavery and sexual exploitation in Australia and Cambodia. They also connect people to these issues by creating meaningful experiences that raise funds, educate and empower our generation to…