NOW EMPOWERMENT COLLECTIVE

presents

WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP | BRUNCH

Creating A Hopeful Path Forward

How will you help forge a gender equal world?

Celebrate Women’s Achievement
Raise Awareness Against Bias
Take Action for Equality
Activate Female Leadership

Advancing women in leadership is central to creating more profitable and productive economies, flourishing businesses and a healthier and more peaceful planet.

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SEED and LEAD Team Members

Elizabeth Ellames | NOW Co-founder

Elizabeth is from Reel Deal Productions and a NOW Seed and Lead team member. It is her pleasure and responsibility to uphold the vision and culture of the NOW Empowerment Collective brand. Elizabeth has been supporting and empowering women for over 30 years.

Cherie Rowett | NOW Co-founder

Cherie is from Heart Choice Enterprises and is also a NOW Seed and Lead team member who brings an occupational and humanitarian lens to her role in co-creating transformative spaces, events, and programs with the NOW Empowerment Collective .

Susan Knapp and Aaliyah Sirengo

Susan and her daughter Aaliyah are from In2edAfrica and NOW Seed and Lead team members – In2edAfrica is a start-up social enterprise with an intention to inspire, collaborate and educate people across the globe. They provide high-quality low-cost education to children in Kenya.

Genevive Hodge-Cardini

Genevive is from Spire Youth Leadership Coaching and a NOW Seed and Lead team member. She inspires & develops young people to become the best version of themselves in all areas of their life, study, & career. – Igniting socially responsible young leaders who create positive change in their communities, together making the world a better place!

Be inspired by our exceptional guest speakers

Aaliyah Sirengo

Aaliyah is a 16 -year-old student at Nazareth College. Aaliyah is Being The Difference by creating an initiative to eradicate period poverty from the community she was born into in Kenya. Aaliyah has purchased a sewing machine, employed a lady and is on her way to completing her first 500 sustainable sanitary packs-all in less than two months. She is currently purchasing a sewing machine in Rwanda to expand her project and provide sanitary packs for more girls.

Rana Hussein

Rana is a 16-year-old student at St Michaels College. Rana is Being The Difference by creating a campaign to remove the stigma associated with wearing hijabs. Rana has created an organization called Wrap it and is educating communities about the fact that all beautiful things come wrapped. Rana came to Australia when she was 10 not speaking any English from Eritrea.

Souzi D. Wilson

Souzi will be performing her signature song RISE UP from her show in The Adelaide Fringe Festival.

Souzi has been involved with many events with a focus on women and girls’ empowerment which led her to write and record an album of all original songs with a message: ‘Rise Up!’ Souzi has written a cabaret show currently playing at The Adelaide Fringe Festival. ‘Good Girl/Bad Girl’ is her story of growing up the daughter of Greek Macedonian migrants, navigating ethnic taboos, hoping to be seen as a ‘good girl’. She breaks free to discover cultural expectations are not the only persistent bumps on the road to fulfilment.

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NOW | International Woman’s Day BRUNCH 2021

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Sunday 7th March 2021 | 10.00am – 12.00pm

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