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International Women’s Day Event
The 2023 Supply Chain Logistics Association of Australia International Women’s Day event held at the Establishment ballroom was a resounding success, attended by over 250 people. The event was organized to celebrate the achievements of women in supply chain and logistics, and to encourage the industry to support women’s advancement and gender equality.
The event featured several distinguished speakers who shared their insights and experiences with the attendees. One of the key speakers at the event was Jodi Mckay, the National Chair of the Australia India Business Council. Jodi spoke about the importance of diversity and inclusion in the workplace and how it can lead to greater innovation, productivity, and profitability.
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Jodi’s address was particularly relevant to the supply chain and logistics industry, which has traditionally been male-dominated. She highlighted the need for greater representation of women in leadership positions and called on organizations to create more opportunities for women to advance in their careers.
Sarah Liu, a well-known entrepreneur, was also a speaker at the event. Sarah shared her personal journey of overcoming challenges and barriers as a woman in business, and offered practical tips on how women can build resilience and thrive in the workplace. Her message was both inspiring and empowering, and resonated strongly with the audience.
Simone Allan, from the Women’s Resilience Centre, the charity partner of the event, also spoke at the event. She discussed the vital work the centre does to support women who have experienced trauma and adversity, and highlighted the importance of supporting and empowering women to build resilience and overcome challenges.
The event also provided an opportunity for attendees to network and connect with other professionals in the industry. The atmosphere was lively and engaging, with attendees exchanging ideas and discussing the latest trends and developments in supply chain and logistics.
Overall, the event was a great success, and a testament to the growing momentum for gender equality and diversity in the industry. It demonstrated that there is a real appetite for change and that organizations and individuals are committed to making a difference.
The Supply Chain Logistics Association of Australia, which organized the event, has been at the forefront of promoting diversity and inclusion in the industry. It has developed a range of initiatives to support women in supply chain and logistics, including mentoring programs and advocacy campaigns among other initiatives.
The International Women’s Day event was just one example of the Association’s commitment to advancing gender equality and promoting the role of women in the industry. It provided a platform for women to share their stories, learn from one another, and build meaningful connections.
The 2023 Supply Chain Logistics Association of Australia International Women’s Day event was a massive success. The event highlighted the importance of diversity and inclusion in the workplace and showcased the achievements of women in the supply chain and logistics industry. The keynote speakers, Jodi Mckay and Sarah Liu, provided valuable insights and inspiration, while Simone Allan from the Women’s Resilience Centre highlighted the need to support and empower women. The event was a clear indication that the industry is moving towards greater gender equality and diversity, and that there is a growing commitment to creating a more inclusive and equitable workplace.
We express our gratitude to our sponsors for their valuable support of this event.
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