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100 Women in Operations: Hailee Espie-Baker, Mechanical Fitter – Monadelphous
23.01.26 100 Women in Operations
Hailee is the only fully qualified female Mechanical Fitter with Monadelphous at Inpex. Starting her apprenticeship at 17, she has mastered complex tasks and developed a passion for machining.
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100 Women in Operations: Libby Williams, WHS Manager, Distribution – Ampol
14.01.26 100 Women in Operations
Libby puts her background in workplace rehab into action by leading safety across Australia’s fuel supply chain including terminals, depots, transport and aviation. She also contributes to her community in…
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100 Women in Operations: Katherine Marshall, Project Director, Sydney Water
19.12.25 100 Women in Operations
Katherine serves as Project Director at Sydney Water, bringing 24 years of experience across the water and minerals sectors. A Chemical Engineering graduate with Honours from the University of Sydney,…
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The What a Job! 2025 series brings together women working across operations to share honest insights into their careers, leadership journeys and the realities of operational roles. All 2025 recordings…
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Across 2025, NAWO Career Club delivered a series of practical, experience-led sessions focused on career progression in operations. This library brings together our recordings of NAWO Career Club sessions delivered…
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100 Women in Operations: Dana Le, Distribution Centre (DC) Contracts Manager – Bunnings
16.12.25 100 Women in Operations
Dana began her career in retail and entrepreneurship before stepping into supply chain just 3.5 years ago. Starting at Bunnings VIC DC in despatch, she now leads as DC Contracts…
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Question: What do you do when you are negotiating for a new role and you find out you are pregnant with your second child? Answer: You Continue!Read more -
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NAWO Goes Bush!
04.04.17 Articles Event
NAWO’s new Regional Delivery Program kicked off in March as we teamed up with SunRice in Leeton, NSW, to ‘cultivate female talent in the Riverina’.Read more -
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Representatives from key South Australian operational businesses are gathering this Friday, 5th August, to discuss workplace gender diversity, and the pragmatic and practical actions to attract, retain and develop female…Read more -
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It’s great to read how employees of Kimberly-Clark Australia have been benefiting from the organisation’s partnership with NAWO!Read more -
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“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, concerned citizens can change the world. Indeed it is the only thing that ever has.” — Margaret MeadRead more -
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Making Work Work For You
09.03.16 Articles
My partner and I try very hard to make work work for us… and our family. It’s not easy, Reg is a CEO with a very busy full time schedule…Read more -
NAWO is incredibly fortunate to have a large, and growing, group of volunteers - women and men - who live by these words. Through their work towards greater workplace gender…Read more
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Claudine Ogilvie is familiar with pushing the boundaries. She found a like-minded ally in Ridley CEO, Tim Hart.Read more -
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Hiti Taluja: Dreaming Big
03.04.15 Articles Case Study
As a new immigrant and a single mum with no local family support, Hiti Taluja’s employment prospects could have been limited… if Hiti wasn’t a passionate ‘can-do’ woman who is…Read more
