Workplace Disruption and AI: What does it mean for women’s careers?

Registrations from 5.30pm for 6pm start

AI IS RESHAPING THE WAY WE WORK – AND THE PACE OF CHANGE IS ONLY ACCELERATING 

Join us at Deloitte Australia for a Women’s College Alumnae Industry Forum exploring how this shift is redefining careers, and how women can position themselves to navigate – and lead – what comes next.

We are delighted to bring together a distinguished panel of alumnae representing a breadth of experience across industries and leadership roles.

MODERATOR
Bridget Sweeney [2007–09] is a Director in Deloitte’s Healthcare Solutions practice, leading healthcare and human services organisations through large-scale, complex technology-enabled transformation. Her career began as a Radiographer and it is that clinical grounding that drives her belief that we must shape, not just navigate, technology and AI to deliver real outcomes: for patients, for clinicians, and for the system.  

PANELISTS
Edwina Burn [2006–08] brings deep expertise in AI and data-led transformation, having previously led strategic operations for AI, data and technology initiatives within Macquarie Group’s global trading business. She has recently joined Visa as a Senior Director where she oversees key business transformation initiatives and Visa’s regional go-to-market function.

Isabelle Guyot [2007–10] is a Partner in Allens’ Data, Technology and Telecommunications practice, advising organisations on AI governance, regulation, and the responsible use of AI technologies across multiple sectors. She also advises on cyber risk and incident response, bringing practical insight into both the opportunities and emerging risks associated with AI.

Nicholle Lindner [HEWESTON 1990–93] is a senior financial services and technology executive focused on applying emerging technologies, including AI, to deliver sustainable, customer‑focused outcomes. She has advised on technology, strategy, innovation and operating models aligned to business objectives, with extensive experience in future-ready IT capability, ecosystem partnerships and digital transformation.

A Q&A session will follow, with an opportunity for alumnae to connect over refreshments. Places are limited.