Our Watch fundraiser ambassador program Natalie Bell raises thousands for Our Watch through Engaging Women Ambassadors program. Congratulations to Natalie Bell, her friends, colleagues and friends of Engaging Women who raised a solid $3,366.09 for Our Watch. This fantastic result is the latest … Continue reading
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HOW TO FIND YOURSELF AN 'OPEN NETWORK'
Question for you: what do you think is the biggest predictor of success? A quick poll of friends suggests: smarts, tenacity, luck, looks and who you know. However, a recent Medium post by author and entrepreneur Michael Simmons, shows science actually offers a … Continue reading
LESSON FROM THIS INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY
It was a brilliant start to International Women’s Day 2017, we joined 1,000+ guests to support UN Women’s work to empower women across the globe. The panel included: Muniba Mazara, Pakistan’s National UN Women Ambassador, Aleta Miller, UN Women Representative Fiji Multi-Country Office, … Continue reading
AMBASSADOR PROJECT MAKES A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE FOR FAMILIES
Australia’s former Prime Minister Paul Keating referred to them as the “golden threads” of our nation. The women, men and children who selflessly gave up time to lend a hand to others. The Engaging Women Ambassadors for Good project proves … Continue reading
AMBASSADORS FOR GOOD RAISE THOUSANDS FOR STRENGTHENING FAMILY CONNECTIONS
WHO: Naomi Arnold Ambassador for Good CAUSE: Strengthening Family Connections EVENT: Screening of Dream, Girl Film at Rosslyn Bay Resort Yeppoon SPONSORS: Busi Women Inc Guests at Rosslyn Bay Resort attending Naomi Arnold’s Ambassador event. Photo – DMK Photographics. Naomi Arnold … Continue reading
ONE WAY TO LAND A PLATFORM
Do you want to make your mark on the world? To create a better place for future generations? Since founding Engaging Women I’ve fielded many questions on how you can find your own platform. This got me thinking. What if we gave you a … Continue reading
STEPS TO RECONCILIATION
Another reason to feel pride this Australia Day. The world’s most popular website ‘Google’ has acknowledged the stolen generation with powerful reminder of how we should remember January 26th. The search engine has used a compelling image of a weeping mother, ‘Stolen Dreamtime’ as its … Continue reading
The chief conductor
Interview with Nicolette Fraillon — The Australian Ballet.
Nicolette Fraillon was just 12 when she set her sights on becoming a conductor. The only problem was all of her role models in the world’s orchestra pits were men. Fraillon’s dream profession was steeped in tradition and females were persona … Continue reading
Health - nutritionist's diet
MH: So what’s a day in the life of in your family? Do you tick your boxes in terms of nutrients or do you look at what your body is craving? MT: A little of both. I do try to listen to … Continue reading
Letter from Quentin Bryce to her teenage self
Interview with Quentin Bryce
The former Governor General joined other prominent Australian women as part of the ‘Because I’m A Girl’ campaign. A worthy, shareable initiative which deserves all our support. The Honourable Quentin Bryce AD, CVO To my teenage self, … Continue reading