FEATURED SPEAKER:

Vicky Ampoulos

We are delighted to have Vicky Ampoulos as our speaker for this month's club meeting to talk to us about women and superannuation.

It’s time to level the playing field between men and women’s super

The pay gap between men and women has been around 18% for the last two decades. By the time women get to retirement age, this gender pay gap translates to a much bigger superannuation gap of around 47% which means that women retire with an average of $85,000 less super than men. The gender super gap is one reason that an estimated 40% of older single retired women live in poverty and experience economic insecurity in retirement. These older single women are more dependent than men on the age pension and are the fastest growing cohort of homeless people in Australia.

Women still retire with 47% less super than men and the fastest growing cohort of homeless people in Australia is single older women.

Vicky Ampoulos is the National Manager, Business Connections at Rest, one of Australia’s largest industry super funds. Vicky has over 30 years extensive experience working in financial services. She is passionate about closing the gap in retirement and making super fair.

We look forward to you joining us.

This is a complimentary event, however, if you are feeling generous and would like to support the work of the Zonta Club of Sydney Breakfast, you are welcome to make a donation on the following page to support Zonta's various initiatives, projects and awards. For more information, please visit our website. Please note that donations to the club are not tax-deductible.

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ABOUT ZONTA

Zonta International is a worldwide organization of executives in business and the professions working together to advance the status of women, with more than 33,000 members in 69 countries. Zonta supports women’s education and leadership through several programs. Zonta takes its name from a Sioux Indian word meaning “honest and trustworthy”. It symbolises the combined qualities of honesty and trust, inspiration and the ability to work together for service and world understanding.

For further information about Zonta, please visit www.zonta.org

TRIGGER WARNING: Our Zonta Club’s discussions and guest speakers cover sensitive topics related to the areas in which we endeavour to make change. These areas include, but are not limited to: gender equality, women's economic safety, gender-based violence, child marriage, girls’ access to education, women’s health and more. Should our discussion topics trigger an emotional response for you, we suggest that you take precautions to care for and guard your wellbeing.