Rage, Rise, Radiate: Menopause Unfiltered
Description
Menopause affects an estimated 89% of women aged 40–60. If you are not experiencing it yourself, you will almost certainly know someone who is — a mother, sister, partner, friend, colleague or team member.
Join Tech Women for our next event as we discuss the oestrogen evolution and the impact it has on women in the workplace.
This event is not solely aimed at women. We warmly encourage men and allies to attend as we learn how to better understand, navigate and support this important transition together.
Join us in Auckland at the CyberCX office, or online, for a frank, informative and empowering discussion with renowned menopause expert Niki Bezzant, Auckland Exercise Physiologist Kyra Seiler, and CyberCX Account Manager and advocate Tatum Greeff.
Together, they will take time with us to rage, rise and radiate — providing an unfiltered conversation about menopause, what it means for work and life, and how we can better manage and support it moving forward.
In this session, we will explore:
How to recognise perimenopause and menopause
Common symptoms and their impact on work, relationships and wellbeing
What is happening in the brain and body during peri/menopause
Menopause myths and what the latest science says
The role of strength training in supporting long-term health
How workplaces, leaders, colleagues and allies can provide better support
Practical ways to talk more openly and confidently about menopause
There will also be an opportunity for Q&A — because when it comes to menopause, there is no such thing as a silly question.
Date: Tuesday, 25 August, 2026
Time: In person: 11.30am - 1.30pm, Online: 12pm - 1pm
Location: Hybrid - Auckland and online. CyberCX, Level 6, 131 Queen Street, Auckland
Event Type: Hybrid - In person and online
Cost: In-person - Free for members & $30 non-Members
Online - Free for members & $10 non-Members
Speakers:
Nikki Bezzant (Writer, journalist, author and menopause educator)
Kyra Seiler (Founder, Salus Strength)
Tatum Greeff (Account Manager, CyberCX)
Supported by:
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