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Take a Seat is a podcast by The Connection Table where your host, Jo Palmer, interviews women with rural roots who have taken a seat at the decision making table in their industry on a national and international stage.
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Anglais
États-Unis
13 épisodes
depuis 5 juillet 2023
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In this episode of Take a Seat, I’m joined by a woman who has never waited for permission to lead.
From making 36 moves across Queensland and the Northern Territory as a young mum… to accidentally coordinating disaster recovery in a flood-hit town… to becoming Mayor of the North Burnett Regional Co…
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In this episode of Take A Seat, we sit down with one of regional Australia’s most passionate and persistent advocates – Robbie Sefton. As the Managing Director of Seftons and Associates, a national communications and engagement firm based in the bush, Robbie is also a farmer, a leader on multiple n…
In this episode, I had the absolute pleasure of chatting with Lisa Millar — award-winning ABC journalist and host of Muster Dogs. From growing up in a small Queensland town to covering terror attacks across Europe, Lisa shared the sliding door moments that have shaped her career, including a decade…
In this episode I’m joined by someone who needs no introduction in rural Australia – but deserves one anyway. Shanna Whan is a name synonymous with courage, candour and change. From her beginnings on a mountain in Africa, to her role as founder and CEO of Sober in the Country, Shanna’s journey has …
Today’s guest is someone I’ve admired for years — Danica Leys, CEO of the Country Women’s Association of NSW. If you think the CWA is just scones and sponge cakes, think again. Under Danica’s leadership, the organisation has been a powerful voice for rural communities, tackling some of the state’s …
Diana Gibbs wasn’t born and raised in rural Australia but it has been her home for the last 50 years. Diana talks about her global upbringing, career as an economist in male dominated industries and how her first board role came about as a shoulder tap from NSW Premier Bob Carr after she won the in…
Kristal Kinsela is a passionate and proud Aboriginal role model, a descendant of both the Jawoyn and Wiradjuri nations with nearly 20 years of experience in education and training, organisational and workforce development, and supplier diversity working across Government, Corporate and Not-for-Prof…
Hailing from a town of less than 1000 people in rural QLD, Amy Kunrojpanya started her career with the Australian Government and has gone on to work for some of the world’s most recognisable brands. Amy delves into her fascinating leadership journey and shares some incredible experiences that have …
Hannah Wade grew up on the NSW Central Coast, trained as a corporate lawyer and is now the Australian Trade and Investment Commissioner to Indonesia. Hannah talks me through her leadership journey, the challenges she faced at university with one foot in the Sydney student scene and the other foot w…
Diane Tompson is one of those women you want to be when you grow up. For the last 30 years, Di has been at the helm of Novaris, the engineering and manufacturing company she founded with her husband in Tasmania which exports all over the world from both their HQ in Tassie and their factory in Malay…
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