Gender Equality & Your Workplace Breakfast

Join us for a hot plated breakfast to gain an understanding of how to develop and implement gender equity practices in your workplace. Hear from the CEO of Respect Victoria, Tracey Gaudry and learn about a current example of gender equity practice at the City of Greater Geelong.
A partnership event hosted by The Sexual Assault & Family Violence Centre (The SAFV Centre) and PIXELD as part of the global 16 Days of Activism for the Prevention of Violence Against Women and Children campaign. Following on from movements like #MeToo, #TimesUp, #NotOneMore, the theme this year is Orange The World : #hearmetoo.

On Tuesday 27 November 2018 at 7:30am
RSVP 20 November 2018

SPEAKERS

Tracey Gaudry
CEO, Respect Victoria

Tracey Gaudry will take you through the function, vision and purpose of Respect Victoria.Tracey Gaudry brings more than 20 years’ experience in leadership roles across community, sport, government, education and professional services sectors. She brings an ability to realise positive social and community change through long-term, strategic advocacy and stakeholder engagement, and with a focus on inclusion, diversity and gender equality.Ms Gaudry’s recent executive roles include CEO of Hawthorn Football Club, the first woman to serve in the role, and CEO of the Amy Gillett Foundation. Tracey is a Board Director of the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) and President of the UCI Women’s Commission. She also serves on the Advisory Council for Sports Environmental Alliance and the Deakin University Sport Network Advisory Board.

Helen Bolton
CEO, The Sexual Assault & Family Violence Centre

Helen Bolton is the Chief Executive Officer of The Sexual Assault and Family Violence Centre. She has extensive experience in leadership across the areas of government and not-for-profit sectors.

Helen is an executive leader in the governance of the Barwon Multidisciplinary Centre a specialist sexual assault and family violence model co-located with Victoria Police and Child Protection, she is a board member of Domestic Violence Victoria, a member of the Victoria Police Family Violence Academic Board, the Victoria Statewide Family Violence Committee and gave evidence to the Royal Commission into Family Violence and the Royal Commission into Institutional Child Abuse.

Helen has a background in social science and law and has held executive positions in the for purpose sector and within State Government in many areas covering policy and reform. Helen’s career extends over 30 years in the area of eliminating violence against women and children.