Our speakers include Olympic champions, tech founders, business leaders and some of Australia’s best known MCs. Each one brings real experience and a story your audience will remember. They help people think differently and act with more confidence.

Our women keynote speakers

What women keynote speakers bring to your event

The best female speakers share hard won lessons from sport, business, science and public life. As a result, audiences hear fresh perspectives on leadership, resilience and change. Many also tailor their talk to your theme and your people.

Types of female speakers we book

Technology and AI

For a clear view on AI and the future of work, book Dr Katherine Hunt, Dr Catriona Wallace, Amanda Johnstone or Dr Michelle Perugini. They explain new technology in plain language and show what it means for your organisation.

Sport, resilience and high performance

Some of Australia’s greatest athletes speak about pressure, setbacks and winning as a team. Popular choices include Jelena Dokic, Brooke Hanson OAM, Jess Fox OAM and Kaylee McKeown.

Business and leadership

For leadership conferences and strategy days, consider Georgia Murch, Lucy Bloom, Pauline Nguyen or Kristina Karlsson. Each draws on years of building teams and businesses.

Female MCs and hosts

To keep your event running smoothly, choose an experienced host such as Catriona Rowntree, Katrina Blowers, Sarah Duffy or Alice Monfries. You can also see all our MCs.

Events that suit a female keynote speaker

They are a great fit for International Women’s Day events, leadership programs, industry conferences, sales kick offs and staff awards nights. You can also browse our leadership speakers, motivational speakers and AI and technology speakers.

Book a woman keynote speaker

Tell us about your event, your audience and your budget. One of our staff will then call or email you, recommend speakers who fit, and look after the details through to event day. You can also read our guide to keynote speaker fees.

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