Robyn Davidson Episode 6 of ‘From A to Me’ brings you writer and traveller, Robyn Davidson. In 1977, aged 27, Robyn walked 3000 kilometres alone across the Australian desert, with a dog and four camels. Her novel Tracks – an international best seller, published in 20 languages,...
Dr Helen Drennen AM Rounding off NAIDOC week and the theme ‘because of her, we can’ here we find Dr Helen Drennen AM explaining her most significant models of leadership have been Aboriginal women. Dr Helen Drennen AM is principal at Wesley College one of Australia’s oldest...
Maria Katsonis In Episode 8 of From A to Me, writer, public policy fellow and mental health advocate Maria Katsonis acknowledges the strong focus on diversity and inclusion in society today, however she believes "there’s a danger that we all get caught up in the moment” and...
Annie Crawford AM In Episode 10 of ‘From A to Me’, Annie Crawford AM, philanthropist, Chair, Executive Coach and Mentor delves into what makes a leader and the importance of giving back. In 2013, Annie was awarded a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) and...
Suzi Finkelstein Episode 13 of ‘From A to Me’ features Suzi Finkelstein who reflects on how the events of third wave feminism shaped her consulting practices through the power of story telling as “the most powerful medium for change”. This idea lead to the birth of...
Sue Maslin AO Just recently appointed as an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) film producer Sue Maslin joins the From A to Me series in Episode 12. With a career spanning 35 years in both feature and documentary films, Sue is one of Australia’s most...
Tracey Spicer AM ‘From A to Me’ episode one profiles Tracey Spicer AM and her story from reluctant leader to visionary. With a media career spanning three decades, Tracey Spicer is a television, radio, newspaper and online journalist, author, speaker and coach. She is the founder...