The key aims of the forum are to help ensure women in regional and remote locations have:

THE AUSTRALIAN

WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP

FORUM

Supporting, connecting and empowering female leaders in Australia’s regional and remote communities

For over fourteen years, Women & Leadership Australia has been guiding women, at all stages of their journey, towards greater career success and life satisfaction. An important focus for us over the years has been supporting, teaching and connecting women who are less able to access development opportunities, particularly those in regional and remote locations.

Through the Australian Women’s Leadership Forum, many thousands of regional women have benefitted from cutting edge development, peer level networking and inspirational strategy and advice. Since its creation in 2007, the Australian Women & Leadership Forum has been embraced by regional communities across the country as a powerful vehicle to help support female leaders and their organisations. The huge success of the program has been underpinned by the fact that the program generates exceptional outcomes for participants as well as creating powerful opportunities for local businesses. The content is shaped and guided by input from a wide range of stakeholders including leading Australian universities, industry groups, major employers and thousands of individual female leaders.

"Inspirational and empowering presenters that embody everything that is great about female leadership. I have taken away so many insights that will assist me to take action and make a change. This has been the best PD I have been to in a long time."
IVANA ANDIJIC, QLD Police Service
"I am not yet in a leadership position with power for change, but this event has given me the inspiration to pursue those roles. It was immensely powerful and exciting to be a part of this and I hope to be back someday."
KEZIA DUNN, Western Sydney University
"The value of this event is endless! It has made me identify with myself and the skills, abilities, attributes I have to offer in empowering other women to reach their goals. So many lessons to learn.”
CASEY JAMES, Queensland Ambulance Service
This event has given me confidence to pursue the career that I want and some really useful tips for wanting to achieve flexibility and diversity in my workplace.”
ERIN AVERY, Agency for Clinical Innovation

"I am not yet in a leadership position with power for change, but this event has given me the inspiration to pursue those roles. It was immensely powerful and exciting to be a part of this and I hope to be back someday."

KEZIA DUNN, Western Sydney University

Access to high quality development and training

opportunities to network and engage with peers both locally and further afield

a conduit to stay informed
about national leadership
and gender equality issues

The Australian Women’s Leadership Forum is a unique development program run in key regional and remote locations across the country. Sympathetic to the needs of regional women, this highly interactive one day program takes participants on a powerful journey of self-discovery as they work together to explore themes around leadership, resilience, empowerment and career/life fulfilment.

Packed full of practical tips and advice, the program is a dynamic journey of self-reflection, networking and planning for future success. Importantly, the forum offers a unique opportunity to learn from the experiences of other women.

Tracey Spicer AM

Reporter, Presenter and Author

Speaking in every city

Regardless of where we live and work and whether or not we hold formal management positions, issues of empowerment, wellbeing, connection and equality are important to all women. The Australian Women’s Leadership Forum is designed to be a motivating and inspirational experience for all female leaders and indeed all women. The program meets key development priorities for less experienced female leaders but is equally rewarding for more experienced leaders providing new insights and an opportunity to step away from everyday challenges. For all women the program provides a timely opportunity to reflect on past experiences and reenergise for the journey ahead.

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Full Attendance Grants Available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women

Applications close on thursday, 28 february 2019

The key aims of the forum are to help ensure women in regional and remote locations have:​

THE AUSTRALIAN

The key aims of the forum are to help ensure women in regional and remote locations have: