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WiBF hit the streets in Sydney for City2Surf, bringing our community together in WiBF branded shirts and showing that connection, collaboration and change can happen well beyond the boardroom. ForContinue reading "WiBF At City2Surf"

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Article by Emma Gibbens. An avoided conversation rarely stays contained. It appears in duplicated work, shifting deadlines, unresolved tension, slower decisions and hours spent worrying about an issue that could have been addressedContinue reading "We Can’t Fix What W...

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For Lauren Reid, Head of Member Experience at BankVic, WiBF is more than a professional network. It has been part of her own career journey, helping her build confidence, expand her network andContinue reading "From Being Supported to S...

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We were so excited to hold our first WiBF Community Connect in Brisbane, creating a new opportunity for our Queensland members to meet. It was so special to see moreContinue reading "Brisbane Community Connect"

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Two days. Two universities. One shared focus: creating pathways into the future of our industry.Following our event with Monash University in Melbourne, we continued the conversation today with Swinburne UniversityContinue reading "Exploring Pathways to S...

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