The Unexpected Message It’s late on a Friday night in November, 2015. I’m sitting on my own in a hotel room in Melbourne. I’m meeting up with some colleagues tomorrow, and they want to keep in touch using messenger on Facebook. I really only use Facebook to keep in touch with my son and his … Continue reading "Family Bonds"
Joondalup business owner Sally Hewitt is one of about 140 women attending an International Women’s Day event next week. Hosted by Business Women Australia (BWA) at Fraser’s Restaurant in Kings Park, the March 8 lunch will feature Holyoake chief executive and last Year’s WA Business Women of the Year Angie Paskevicius as keynote speaker. Ms … Continue reading "In the business of inspiring women"
The benefits of improved gender equity are great – for women and men, organisations, our economy and community. While we have made progress, there is more to do. The 2015 Women’s Report Card builds on the work of previous editions to provide the most comprehensive and unique compilation of information about the status and progress … Continue reading "2015 WA Womens’ Report Card"
Mental health is a growing concern as 1 in 5 Australians are impacted. Angie encourages people to reach for help.
You can’t do the same things and expect different results. In this episode of Thought Bubbles, Angie highlights the power of innovation to achieve social impact.SHOW MORE