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Standing on our Shoulders is launched

May 11, 2018
By Kylie.Strawbridge
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Women for Change are delighted to have launched our inaugural Standing On Our Shoulders program.

Four teams of business women from different organisations have joined forces to work together to raise money to support tertiary scholarships for young Maasai women. The team leaders will be guiding and supporting the fundraising activities devised by the groups, with a focus on innovation and fun.

The purpose is not only to give time and to raise money but for the participants to support, mentor and inspire each other as they navigate the business world.

Good luck to all of our teams!

Learn more about Standing On Our Shoulders

The Standing On Our Shoulders program seeks to empower and mentor talented professional women and students in business organisations in Australia to provide them with leadership skills and to engage them in philanthropy. It’s a progressive and innovative mentoring program that includes men and women who want to support positive change through education.

Find out more

  • Visit the Standing On Our Shoulders webpage
  • For more information on how you can be part of Standing On Our Shoulders, please contact Women for Change Committee Members: Kristin Stubbins, PwC kristin.stubbins@pwc.com or Virginia Briggs, Minter Ellison Virginia.Briggs@minterellison.com

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