IWD@Work
Bring International Women's Day to your workplace with IWD@Work
Count Her In: Invest in Women. Accelerate Progress.
IWD@Work is the complete workplace experience of UN Women Australia's pre-eminent International Women's Day 2024 events.
IWD@Work gives everyone in your business the opportunity to learn, share and celebrate IWD together.
IWD@Work Offers
Company-wide virtual access to UN Women Australia's IWD 2024 event speakers and content - live or on-demand from 8 March to 5 April 2024.
Exclusive content for IWD@Work audiences - interviews, vox pops, insights and fast facts.
Toolkit to run campaigns and events that showcase your gender equality policies and programs, and help your leaders and teams have meaningful conversations about gender equality and women's empowerment.
Pre-briefing session to learn how KPMG engaged over 2,100 employees with their IWD campaign in 2023.
Assets Include
Exclusive IWD@Work Content
Business case for gender equality
IWD 2024 theme context
Stakeholder messaging
Case studies
Gender equality insights and data
Talking points
Activation ideas
Event planning tools
Content templates for hosting virtual or in-person events
Goal setting
Fundraising tips
Promotional and social media content
IWD@Work in Action: KPMG Case Study
An Employer of Choice for Gender Equality, KPMG Australia annually celebrates International Women's Day (IWD).
In 2023, leveraging IWD@Work, KPMG hosted IWD Watch Parties in each office, coordinated by Team Champions. Leaders shared insights on KPMG's diversity program and investment in female talent and leadership. UN Women Australia's IWD keynote speakers were streamed into the Watch Parties, broadening the impact.
KPMG employees generously donated to UN Women programs, with the Australian member firm matching funds through its giving program.
The result: 2,100 staff members actively participated in the Watch Parties, a significant increase from 600 in 2022, making it the highest attended post-COVID staff event.
What could your business achieve by participating in IWD@Work? It's more than a celebration; it's a chance to be a part of a narrative that reshapes corporate cultures and empowers change for women and girls worldwide.
Help progress gender equality by making a difference in your workplace this International Women's Day.
Speakers
Hear from the leaders and changemakers who are working to re-shape the system and remove the barriers so all women and girls can unlock their potential and drive better outcomes for us all.
National Headline
Michele Bullock
Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia
An in-depth conversation with Michele Bullock, Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia
This exclusive virtual presentation will feature an in-depth conversation with Governor Bullock, the ninth Governor of RBA and first woman to lead the RBA in its 63-year history.
Join us as we gain rare insight into the vision and aspirations of Governor Bullock, her passion for inclusion, diversity and belonging, and her views on the importance of diverse and equal leadership.
International Headline
Mellody Hobson
Co-CEO & President of Ariel Investments
Victoria Devine
Founder and Host of She's on the Money
Local Speakers
Sydney
Moana Hope
AFLW Powerhouse & Host of the Entrepreneur Her radio show
Canberra
Mereseini Rakuita
Principal Stategic Lead - Pacific Women and Girls, SPC
Canberra
Katja Henaway
Founder & CEO, Women's Business
Melbourne
Rachel Yang
Partner, Giant Leap
Melbourne
Nicola Roxon
Chair, HESTA (Industry Super Fund)
Melbourne
Cathy Scalzo
CEO, Scalzo Family Office
Brisbane
Chiou See Anderson
Founder of Elements Retirement Villages
Perth
Lacey Filipich
Perth
Rabia Siddique
For enquiries, please check our FAQs page or contact tickets@unwomen.org.au
For information on our other IWD events, please refer to the Program and Ticket Summary.