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Global Voices: Jacqui Walshe

It was a pleasure to speak with Jacqui Walshe in Sydney, to learn more about her ...

Welcome to Our New Members for December 2025!

Introducing our new members for December 2025 – a dynamic group of remarkable women who are ...

Champions for Change 2024 Impact Report: Tracking Seven Years of Progress

Since reporting began, six of Global Women’s partnering Champions for Change organisations have completely closed their ...

Leadership and Legacy: Global Women Members and Partners Honoured at Women in Governance Awards 

This year’s Women in Governance Awards, held on the 131st anniversary of women’s suffrage in Aotearoa ...

Breaking Barriers & Shaping Futures: Monique Forbes joins Institute of Directors Board as Future Director 

Global Women member, role model and advocate for empowered leadership, Monique Forbes is leading the way ...

Global Women Partners AIA appoint Member Michele Embling as a Director and Chair

Global Women Member Michele Embling’s governance cap holds many incredible feathers. One more exciting appointment is ...

The talent crisis Kiwi businesses are sleepwalking into

Our Champions for Change’s findings have made one thing clear: it’s time for Aotearoa New Zealand ...

Why we’re still losing women from leadership

Being continuously curious is something that binds our membership. On the other side of curiosity, however, ...

Theresa Gattung on the $32b gender investment gap

One of Aotearoa’s most prolific angel investors—not to mention, our Global Women Chair—Theresa Gattung is shining ...

The new Aotearoa: Champions for Change on the New New Zealand demographic

Did you know that by 2043, New Zealand’s then six million-strong population will represent a demographic ...

Why are senior-level women calling it quits?

Decades of honing their craft and climbing the career ladder is leaving little space for women ...

Mavis Mullins is the first Woman President of Hawkes Bay Rugby Union

We’ve seen women increasingly join and lead boards, as well as women’s rugby icons being recognised ...