Women In Business Speakers

Angie Lau

Angie Lau is an award-winning journalist turned entrepreneur and keynote speaker, combining 20+ years at Bloomberg TV with leadership as founder/CEO of Forkast.News. She's a sought-after speaker on blockchain, media, leadership, and innovation, having led discussions at the UN, OECD, WEF, and more. Her TEDx presence and engaging delivery energise global audiences to act in a tech-driven world.

Anita Jacoby

Anita Jacoby AM is a seasoned keynote speaker and media leader, leveraging her four decades producing Enough Rope, The Gruen Transfer, and 60 Minutes. As Chair of the ABC Advisory Council and advocate for women in leadership, she delivers insightful talks on leadership, media, and mentoring. Her storytelling, warmth, and gravitas engage and inspire audiences nationwide.

Anna Bligh

Universally praised for unwaveringly strong, decisive leadership during a devastating natural disaster, Anna Bligh is a leader with truly bipartisan admiration from constituents and politicians alike. The first female Premier of Queensland, she is also the first Australian woman to be elected whilst already the leader of her party. During her tenure she drove social, education and environmental reform whilst also implementing Australia's largest infrastructure building program. A speaker of depth, compassion and compelling real-world experience, her nearly two-decades as a political leader and her handling of post-political life makes for rich and varied presentations that keep audiences enthralled.

Anne Kjaer

Anne Lise Kjaer specialises in future trends and their impact on tomorrow's consumer behaviour and needs. She is renowned as a motivational keynote speaker and her inspiring presentations communicate concepts in a stimulating and engaging format. In Anne Lise's view, the future is about vision, not just some place we go. To create scenarios we must understand the mindsets and values of the people we want to address. Scenarios are future narratives that help us to make informed decisions about the present.

Belinda Green

Belinda Green is one of Australia's most recognisable faces. Having begun her modelling career in 1972, she went on to win the coveted title of Miss World before continuing her modelling career in Europe and the United States. Now a sought-after media personality and public relations specialist, her down-to-earth approach facilitates the learning skills to cope in a high-pressure modern business environment.

Besa Deda

Besa Deda is Chief Economist at William Buck and former Chief Economist at Westpac and St.George Bank. A respected media commentator, she makes economics accessible and guides businesses with clarity, insight, and inclusive leadership.

Bobbi Brown

Bobbi Brown changed the face of makeup with a handful of lipsticks and a simple philosophy: "Women want to look and feel like themselves, only prettier and more confident. The universally flattering, brown-based lipsticks were a dramatic departure from the cosmetics available at the time, and they ushered in a new era of wearable, natural-looking makeup. Bobbi's unique approach to cosmetics was an instant hit with women who wanted a more natural look and caught the attention of cosmetics empire Estee Lauder Companies, which acquired Bobbi Brown Cosmetics in 1995. However, Bobbi's impact extends well beyond the beauty and fashion industries. Bobbi's belief is that all women possess natural beauty, and with the right tools and knowledge, are empowered to be their very best.

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