Far-reaching effects for Women of Influence winners
Past winners of The Australian Financial Review 100 Women of Influence Awards say the biggest impact has been gaining heightened awareness from business.
Uluru statement backed by 'a real people's movement'
The movement of the Australian people and business backing constitutional reform is growing and undeniable, AFR 2018 Woman of Influence Megan Davis said at the 2019 launch on Wednesday.
Australia's 11 most influential women
The category winners for The Australian Financial Review Women of Influence awards have been revealed.
Davis fights to make a statement
Megan Davis, the overall winner of The Australian Financial Review 100 Women of Influence award, is not giving up on her quest for a referendum to recognise Indigenous Australians in the constitution.
100 new Women of Influence
An alumni program will help lock in the gains made by our Women of Influence
How Women of Influence winners make a difference
Alumni Projects brings together past winners of the 100 Women of Influence awards to work on initiatives that aim to reduce older women's homelessness and inspire younger women to enter politics.
Turning brain drain into opportunity
We can't stop our brightest minds leaving Australia in pursuit of offshore opportunities, but we can do more to embrace their experience when they return.
100 Women of Influence revealed
As one of the 2018 The Australian Financial Review 100 Women of Influence, Rosie Batty joins a host of women who have overcome periods of hardship to rise to positions of influence.
Record Women of Influence entries
A record number of entries for The Australian Financial Review 100 Women of Influence Awards are a sign that women are exhibiting leadership in all sectors of society.
How women could help non profits restore trust
Elevating more women to senior leadership roles in the not-for-profit sector could help restore community trust – but a gender pay gap isn't helping achieve that goal.
The race is still on to close sport's gender divide
Despite advances, women's sport still has ground to make up in terms of pay as well as representation in coaching and management roles.
The power of doing work that matters
Winning the inaugural Women of Influence award was a powerful reminder for Jan Owen that her choice to work to support young Australians was the right one.
The unsung heroes of regional communities
Women in Australia's rural and regional areas are often unsung heroes.
Women of Influence winners share their secrets
Whether it's persistence or the value of partnerships, past winners have invaluable advice for those wanting to nominate for the 2018 Women of Influence Awards.
How women can win on social media
Social media has made it easier for young female entrepreneurs such as Emily Skye and Jane Lu to spread their influence and attract customers.
Young leaders determined to change the world
Forget changing your workplace or, at a stretch, your government. Today's young leaders have their sights set on changing the world.
New Women of Influence
The AFR Women of Influence are back with new purpose
Australia should boost work with #metoo
Australia should boost the #metoo movement through gender auditing, says the most recent winner of The Australian Financial Review 100 Women of Influence Awards.
AFR celebrates women of influence again in 2018
The Australian Financial Review is delighted to announce that the Women of Influence awards, which have running since 2012, will be launched on May 30, with the winners revealed at a gala dinner in Sydney on October 17.
How sport makes girls ambitious
Moya Dodd's amazing acceptance speech as overall winner of 100 Women of Influence 2016.
Recognising 500 women of influence
Moya Dodd, lawyer and Matilda, has changed the culture of football.
Global ambitions unite influential women
Lawyer and football player Moya Dodd has been named Australia's most influential woman, at the sixth annual Australian Financial Review/Westpac Women of Influence Awards.
The age of the female entrepreneur
Women are a significant force in small and medium businesses but they need to think bigger if they're going to take on the big end of town.
'We can't play because we're girls'
Moya Dodd sees no reason why football can't be turned into the number-one sport for women.
100 Women of Influence 2016
Explore the full list of this year's 100 women making a difference in fields ranging from business through to culture.
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