ACT International Women's Day 2027 Leaders Breakfast - Theme is 'Lead the Change'
When: March 10, 2027
Where: Canberra, Australia
REGISTER
Join a morning of connection, reflection, and celebration marking International Women’s Day 2027:
ACT International Women's Day 2027 Leaders Breakfast by For Purpose Leaders
Federation Ballroom, Hyatt Hotel Canberra - A Park Hyatt Hotel, Yarralumla, ACT
WHEN:
- Wednesday 10 March 2027
- 6:30 AM - 10 AM
Join us for a moving and inspiring morning as we celebrate International Women’s Day 2027 with a special breakfast honouring the remarkable women who have shaped the Australian Capital Territory — not only through leadership and advocacy, but also through the often-unrecognised roles of motherhood, caregiving, and community building.
Guided by this year’s theme, Lead the Change, we recognise that leadership is not confined to a single path or profession. Too often, leadership conversations occur within industry silos — yet the skills, insights, and experiences that define impactful leadership extend across sectors.
This event brings together voices from across government, business, academia, and community, creating a space to learn from one another and lead beyond boundaries.
Set against the backdrop of the ACT’s unique role at the heart of national decision-making, this event will shine a light on the women who have influenced policy, strengthened communities, and driven progress locally and across Australia.
Together, we will reflect on their legacy and look ahead with purpose — empowering each of us to lead the change toward a more inclusive, connected, and equitable future.
Speaker Line Up:
- Cathy Moloney
- Sheryle Moon FAICD
- Nicola Grayson
- Megan Gilmour
- Vanessa Brettell
- Genevieve Jacobs AM
- Siobhan O’Sullivan GAICD
- Sunita Kotnala
- Nishita Khatter CA
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