Future of Women in Business - Rockhampton
Future of Women in Business Report Launch
Queensland women’s working lives, career pathways, and workforce participation are evolving – and maximising their contribution to the state’s business community is critical to building a productive, inclusive, and resilient economy for the future.
The inaugural Future of Women in Business Report, supported by Australian Retirement Trust, examines the pathways, barriers, and systemic changes needed unlock women’s economic potential across Queensland.
Join us for breakfast in Rockhampton as we discuss this valuable resource for businesses, industry leaders and government decision makers, featuring meaningful insights and practical actions to accelerate growth, build stronger businesses, and create lasting social impacts.
Why attend?
Businesses across Queensland consistently tell us that workforce challenges are among their biggest constraints on growth. At the launch of the Future of Women in Business Report, hear from the experts on the pathways, barriers, and systemic changes needed to shape Queensland’s future.
Event details:
Date: Tuesday, 10 November 2026
Time: 7:00am to 9:00am
Venue: Empire Apartment Hotel, Conference Centre
Address: 2/5 East St, Rockhampton City QLD 4700
Breakfast will be served.
Tickets:
Business Chamber Queensland member | Non-member | |
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Single ticket | $29 +gst | $39 +gst |
Group of 4 | $100 +gst | $140 +gst |
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Speakers
Kylie Dallas, Corporate & Institutional Relationship Manager, Australian Retirement Trust
Kylie Dallas started at ART in 2022 and is a Corporate & Institutional Relationship Manager with more than 17 years' experience in the superannuation industry. Kylie previously served on the Queensland Women in Super committee, helping raise awareness of the challenges women face in superannuation and supporting the delivery of networking, education and community initiatives. She is committed to making complex topics easier to understand and is passionate about promoting inclusion, connection and financial confidence through education and advocacy. Kylie holds a Bachelor of Business and a Diploma in Financial Planning.
Catherine Hughes, General Manager, External Affairs, Business Chamber Queensland
Catherine brings more than 20 years’ experience to the role with expertise across the full range of communications disciplines including brand strategy, marketing, corporate sponsorships, events management, media and government relations, and internal communications. Prior to joining the Chamber, Catherine held senior leadership roles in the brand and communications teams of some of the nation’s biggest companies including Sunsuper and St George Wealth. She has also held senior policy roles within state government. Catherine has an extensive record of executing brand and marketing campaigns to grow purpose-led brands and create positive, productive, and meaningful engagement between companies, customers, and communities.
Supported by Australian Retirement Trust
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