Phil Hayes St Clair is big on talking about gender equality but not because it's topical but because he wants better for his daughters. He's an entrepreneur and has a number of successful companies under his belt such as Drop Bio, a digital health company focused on chronic inflammation and an interesting project called the Laundry Guy - which was born during the rise of unpaid work in COVID lockdowns.

Annabel Crabb is an award winning Australian political journalist, commentator and television host. Her equality journey started at 14 with a copy of Germaine Greer’s The Female Eunuch. While she’s never felt constrained by her gender, she’s seen toxic gossip hurt women’s careers and she’s observed the different treatment and experiences of men and women in politics and in the media. She’s never been motivated by money but admits could do with a financial makeover.

Natasha Janssens is an inspirational and awarded money coach and author who likes to keep life and money simple. She's the gone through a journey of ditching perfect on the home front to focus on her business and passion - helping women build wealth through Women With Cents. On finance, likes mico-investing apps but draws the line at cashflow apps and crypto. Here's her money & equality story.

Jo Burston is the CEO of Job Capital, founder of Inspiring Rare Birds, an awarded entrepreneur and trendsetter. Over her career, she's had hard fought wins, battled sexism and inequalities and has loads of advice for women and advice on these issues.

Lelde Smits is an awarded entrepreneur, finance journalist and is proudly the youngest Director and female director of the Australian Shareholders’ Association. She's unassuming, a Cinderella feminist - the kind of woman that always smiles when the chips are down but empowers you with her lipstick and the show must go on approach. She's got lessons about unlearning the Cinderella story and fighting the hard battles in business to get respect.

Michelle Redfern is on a mission to achieve gender diversity in the business and sporting arenas. Next to her family, sport is her passion and it allows her to cut through barriers - even "talk Bloke" at times. She's very much the woman you want on your side when you are pushing for equality in the elite space. Her career has been one of a frustrated senior executive, entrepreneur and one of Australia’s women of influence.  She doesn’t have one moment that triggered a burning desire to change the world for women but many – so let’s hear them.

Mariam Mohammed is an inspirational young woman and a fierce advocate for migrant women, equality and justice. Typical perhaps of her generation in her digital smarts but anything but typical when it comes to her ability to engage with audiences and organisations to drive positive change. She was borne in Pakistan and tells us how she fought to be educated, she fought BS to be able to play sports, even when those around her thought it was "whorish" and she fought to not be treated differently to her brother. She continues that fight today as an entrepreneur and highly sought after speaker.