Future Women is expanding its podcast offering with Next Generation Innovators, a new series for women who dream of carving out their own paths, hosted by Nine journalist Sylvia Jeffreys. 

The podcast, which launched this week, has Jeffreys climbing inside the brilliant minds of female game-changers who have smashed ceilings in the fields of fashion, tech, beauty, health and artificial intelligence. She shares with listeners the keys to a successful start-up and the secrets to finding professional and personal fulfilment. 

The first episode, available now for download via Apple Podcasts, has Jeffreys deep-diving into the fashion start-up world, interviewing Pip Edwards, the founder of street-meets-sportswear offering P.E Nation. 

Jeffreys says: “Pip Edwards leads with insights into the ‘Kardashian effect’. Plann App CEO, Christy Laurence, shares some jaw-dropping experiences as a woman in the male-heavy world of tech and Meggie Palmer from PepTalkHer teaches us how to get a raise. 

“Kate Morris of Adore Beauty explains how she transformed her start-up from a tiny operation in a Melbourne garage to a multi-million-dollar online retailer. Every woman I spoke to was extremely generous with their stories and the lessons they’ve learned along the way.” 

Season one of Next Generation Innovators is presented in partnership with life and health insurer AIA Australia. 

“At AIA we are passionate about supporting Australian woman to live healthier, longer, better, lives. We are proud to partner with Future Women and AIA Vitality brand ambassador Sylvia Jeffreys for this exciting podcast series about female game-changers,” Damien Mu, CEO of AIA Australia, said. 

The new podcast complements Future Women’s existing podcast series. 

Each week, Future Women with Jamila Rizvi invites listeners to meet inspiring guests and hear real-life stories of working women.

The Future Women Leadership Series invites listeners to sit down with Future Women founder Helen McCabe, who shares insights from some of the most influential women on complex challenges they faced on the path to senior leadership. 

For more information or to interview Helen McCabe contact:
hello@futurewomen.com
or Esther Brooks on 0405 482 763 

Wednesday, August 21, 2019