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Women 4 STEM Move the Needle Series - Intersectionality Revisited

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Rialto, Ground Floor: The Business Centre
melbourne, australia
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Fri, 10 Oct, 12pm - 2pm AEDT

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Join Women 4 STEM in the fourth and final of our 'Move the Needle' Events. Proudly sponsored by Robert Half.

In 2024, Women 4 STEM were a proud partner of the Work Well Respect Network, its aim to reduce and eliminate gender-based violence. 

In this face-to-face discussion we will be revisiting the key elements of intersectionality and what you and your workplace can do, to create a safe and inclusive workplace free of gendered violence. 

This will be a catered Luncheon event.

Reserve your spot for this highly anticipated catered event.

🕜Time: 12:00-2:00pm

📍Location: Rialto, Ground Floor: The Business Centre 525 Collins St Melbourne 

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Let's connect and help us move the needle on diversity. 

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Speaker details to be announced soon!

MARY-BETH HOSKING (Speaker)

CEO, Women 4 STEM

Mary-Beth Hosking is a pragmatic and seasoned technology leader with extensive experience in organisational transformations and is currently the CEO of Women 4 STEM.  

Mary-Beth published her first book “In One Piece – A Step-by-Step Guide to Surviving Change” at the beginning of the Covid Pandemic and hopes that this has helped leaders grappling with the changes Covid has brought to the corporate landscape. Her second book “When now, means NOW! – A handbook for career change, advancement, and progression” launched in May 2023.  Her third book "Not Another Digital Transformation - The 10xGeneration launched in April 2024".  

Mary-Beth prides herself on the work she does in supporting diversity across STEM having won the WEQUAL Award for Technology and being an OLA Finalist. 

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Rialto, Ground Floor: The Business Centre
melbourne, australia
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