International Women's Day Luncheon 

is now fully booked out.

Celebrate International Women's Day with Inspiring Women.

Our 2 guest speakers will inspire you and motivate you to #MakeItHappen.

Jessica Rowe is an Australian television journalist and author. She co-hosts Studio10 on the TEN Network with Sarah Harris, Joe Hildebrand and Ita Buttrose. Prior to returning to Network Ten, Jessica was news anchor on Weekend Sunrise on the Seven Network and was co-host of The Today Show on the Nine Network. 

Jessica is also a regular columnist for Fairfax’s Sunday Life magazine and Vogue Australia. She was named one of Australia’s Top 40 Women Over 40 by Prevention Magazine. In January 2015, she was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) for her mental health advocacy. She has co-authored a book with her mother, Penelope Rowe, titled The Best Of Times, The Worst Of Times, an account of their family’s experience living with Penelope’s bipolar disorder. Her second book, the best selling Love, Wisdom, Motherhood, reveals the struggles, joys and heartache of motherhood through the account of eleven women.

The role she is most proud of is being a mother to her two daughters Allegra and Giselle. Jessica is married to Peter Overton.

Niki Berridge is described as: “engaging, intelligent and passionate about learning” so join us as she talks about “What’s Your Leadership I.D.?”

There are many different and successful leadership styles. Regardless of their style, successful leaders understand the importance of having a clear and consistent leadership identity which can really boost their career success and longevity. They have strong self-awareness, are responsible and are not afraid to be themselves. They don’t conform to the latest leadership thinking or models.
They know who they are, what they do and why they are doing it. That is they know their leadership ID. To help identify and refine your leadership id we will be joined in this highly interactive session by Niki Berridge, Senior Associate, Roar People.  
Niki will share Roar People’s award winning research from Harvard University’s Institute of Coaching titled  “Understanding the Importance of Gender and Professional Identity in Developing Women Leaders” . The founder of Roar People, Suzi Skinner won first prize at the Institute’s 2012 conference. Niki will outline how to raise your awareness of what has shaped your leadership approach to date, “storying” yourself as a leader, and reframing your approach to leading in a compelling and authentic way. 

The cost to attend is $45.00 which includes a beautiful lunch and a glass of bubbles to celebrate.

This event is open to men and women - and please remember to donate some fresh, new linen to our local Manly Warringah Women's Resource Centre.
(Details on how to donate is on the left hand panel) 

If you are keen to explore strategies to build your leadership ID then have a look at the Leadership ID Self Insights Survey. This survey is based on Roar's research and the fee to complete it is $108+GST.
Once you have completed the report you are able to automatically download your results and review the 17 page report full of ideas to strengthen your leadership approach.
You will also be sent their Leadership ID e-book. You can access the survey at: http://www.roarpeople.com.au/leadership-self-assessment.html

This event is a collaboration between Warringah Council and Inspiring Women