Women Lifting Women Summit 2026 - IWD
Description
Exclusively for St Hilda’s Old Scholars, we invite you to celebrate International Women's Day by registering for this exciting event, brought to you by the OSA, St Hilda’s and Euroz Hartleys.
This year we have designed the Women Lifting Women Summit to help you shape a path that aligns with your personal, professional and financial goals.
With topics on financial future proofing, work–life balance and how AI can enhance your life, this event will help boost your career, build your networks and strengthen your confidence.
The full summit agenda includes:
Designing an International Digital Career and How AI Can Support Work Life Balance
— Tommy Payne (2004), AI Design Consultant, ex-Apple
Harnessing a Passion to Build a Corporate Career
— Anneke Brown (1994), Managing Director, Tourism WA
Building a Purpose-Led Career with Work/Family Balance
— Lauren Cramb (2002), Founder and Director, The Bike Bar
Financial Future Proofing
— Katrina Ryan, Wealth Management Adviser, Euroz Hartleys
A panel session will give you the opportunity to delve deeper into our speakers' stories. The post-function networking session is a powerful way of connecting with like-minded career professionals.
This will be an evening that connects you with the right people, inspires you — whether that’s a promotion, a pivot or reinvigorating your career — and offers advice on achieving work–life balance.
Transport and Travel: We would recommend public transport: Catch the Transperth train to Perth Station and walk for 10 minutes to QV1 Plaza. Alternatively, take a bus to Perth Busport and enjoy a short 5-minute walk to the plaza.
There are limited paid parking spaces available at Wilson Parking - entrance is located on Milligan Street or metered and time-restricted options on the street.
This is a limited capacity event, so register early!
Agenda
- 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Women Lifting Women - International Women's Day Summit
4.00pm Registration and pre-networking 4:30pm Welcome from the Old Scholars Association 4.35pm Welcome Euroz Hartleys' Gemma Crawford (including Acknowledgement to Country) 4:40pm Speaker 1: Tommy Payne (2004) 4:50pm Speaker 2: Anneke Brown (1994) 5.00pm Speaker 3: Lauren Cramb (2002) 5:15pm Short Break 5:30pm Speaker 4: Katrina Ryan, Euroz Hartleys 5:45pm Panel session and Q&As 6.00pm Closing event followed by drinks and networking
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