Leading Women

Impact and Connection

Executive Women sharing ideas that matter

Join an engaging group of Women Leaders after work for drinks, engaging discussion and a bit of banter

Every two months, Leading Women hosts a night for women in leadership positions. Our events are for Women in Leadership positions and Business Owners and are carefully designed to empower women at every stage of their leadership journey.

Our Next Event

Wednesday 31 August, 5-8pm
Level 7, 2 Bulletin Place, Sydney CBD

On the night:

- Engaging presentation and discussion led by Renée Brack, writer and director of Ticketyboo, a moving documentary about losing her artist-father to Alzheimer's, and confronting her own fears by undergoing medical experiments as a human lab rat, risking her career & dignity to find out if she too has early signs of the disease. She will discuss how Alzheimer’s affects women and what we can do to support people with the disease.
- Drinks and nibbles included
- Engaging conversations with other female executives
- A private venue in a central Sydney CBD location

To book your spot:

- $35 - wine, beer and nibbles included

Book Now!

Renée Brack is an acclaimed storyteller, journalist, writer and screen professional with 20+ years experience in film, TV, print and digital. She has written, produced and directed short films; scripted and directed plays; has pioneered research into a scripting template for immersive content (VR, CVR, 360) and scripted the award-winning short films.
Right now, the social impact feature documentary *Ticketyboo: a Secret in Plain Sight* (2022) she wrote and directed is on the international film festival circuit and attained 6 festival laurels / official selection plus a Best Documentary award win.
She also has a development slate of female-centric stories for screen, audio and print.
Trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oguXvN3jNfQ
Site - https://ticketyboofilm.org/

Our Sponsors and Beneficiaries

The evening is graciously sponsored by:

We are proud to announce that all proceeds from ticket sales will be donated via Documentary Australia to support people living with dementia. If you cannot attend, but you would still like to donate, please click here:
Donate to support people living with dementia