The latest tech news, reviews and trending information for women is delivered by Women Love Tech. Its mission is to create the next generation of women in tech by upskilling them and encouraging them to work in the industry. Writing for the publication is journalist and digital content producer Pamela Connellan.

She joins Influencing Insider on Thursday 18th August at 11am to discuss:

About Pamela Connellan

Pamela Connellan has written for Women Love Tech for over three years covering general news stories, reviews, video reports and stories about women in the technology sector. She also works as a digital content manager and marketer implementing Facebook ad campaigns and building audiences for social media.

About Women Love Tech

Women Love Tech is a website that gives women everything they need when it comes to the latest tech news, best apps and podcasts, product reviews, cool gadgets or what’s streaming.

Freelancer Rosalyn Page has amassed an exceptional portfolio of technology and innovation coverage across a wide range of outlets for nearly 20 years.

Rosalyn joins Influencing Insider on Thursday 11 August at 2pm to discuss:

About Rosalyn Page

Rosalyn Page is a freelance journalist, content writer and strategist. Rosalyn’s work has been published in The Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian, CHOICE, Which?, HomeWork, CMO, The South China Morning Post, Qantas and Jetstar’s inflight magazines, Australian Gourmet Traveller and many other publications.

About CIO, CSO and CMO

CIO is an online publication for insight and expertise into business, strategy, innovation and leadership through the eyes of CIO’s and business technology executives. CIO readers gain key insights on career development for themselves and their employees, including certifications, hiring practices, and skills development, along with a strong foundation in digital transformation of their businesses.

CSO is an online resource for the newest C-level executive making their way into the executive suite, the Chief Security Officer (CSO). CSOs form an organisation's security policy, implement it and enforce it. These are the executives who are charged with protecting their organisation's tangible and intangible assets, and are faced with the growing challenge of balancing the correct levels of risk versus business opportunity.

CMO is a quarterly digital magazine dedicated to Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) professionals. It addresses the unique leadership and management challenges chief marketers face as they look to align their own practices and insights with those of the business.

The Australian’s Senior Technology Journalist, Chris Griffith joins Influencing Insider next Wednesday 3rd August at 2pm.

Drawing on five decades of experience exploring business and technology, Chris will talk about:

About Chris Griffith

Chris Griffith is a Senior Technology Journalist with The Australian newspaper.

Before that he was deputy news editor online at The Australian, responsible for production of online political news during the 2007 federal election, and previously online reporter at The Courier-Mail newspaper in Brisbane, 1999-2007.

Chris has worked in TV and radio however most of his career has been in newspapers, as a columnist with The Sun-Herald in Brisbane in the early 1990s, and then as a reporter with five year stints at both The Sunday Mail and The Courier-Mail before helping pioneer the paper's coverage on the internet.

He was researcher at The 7.30 Report, Brisbane in 1993; researcher at 4BH 882 in 1994, and in 1995 founding editor of the indigenous newspaper Land Rights Queensland.

Chris also has a computer programming background which includes mainframe coding and teaching computer programming in the 1970s and running a small business developing commercial PC packages in Queensland in the 1980s.

About The Australian

The Australian Technology, the country's leading newspaper information technology section delivers high quality technology news, features, opinion and product reviews that have made the section a must read for anyone in the IT game.

Women’s Weekly’s Deputy Editor, Tiffany Dunk joins Influencing Insider next Thursday 28th July at 1pm to talk about:

About Tiffany Dunk

Tiffany Dunk is the Deputy Editor at The Australian Women’s Weekly since 2018, having worked at CLEO, NW magazine as Entertainment Editor, Deputy Editor of TV Week,  and Editor of DOLLY in 2009; The Herald Sun, The Sunday Mail and The Sunday Telegraph.

About The Australian Women’s Weekly

The Australian Women’s Weekly is the country’s most loved and iconic magazine, shaping the lives of Australian women for over 80 years and earning a special place in the heart of the nation. Combining agenda setting news stories with in-depth celebrity and real-life features, unparalleled royal coverage and a legendary lifestyle and food offering, integrity and quality are the heart of all The Weekly does and is the key to its enduring success.

With more than 25 years in the industry, Freelance journalist Brad Howarth worked across a dozen publications in technology, marketing and general business, including some big names: AFR Boss, Sydney Morning Herald, InTheBlack, and CIO Australia, to name a few.

CMO & ITNews Freelancer Brad Howarth joins Influencing Insider this Wednesday 20th July at 1pm to talk about:

About Brad Howarth

Brad Howarth is a freelance journalist, writer, author and speaker. He writes across technology, business, marketing and social issues, with a background in technology journalism. He started his career during the mid-nineties at IT publishing house IDG, working on titles including ARN, CIO Australia, and Computerworld Australia. He moved to The Australian in 1997 where he worked on the IT section for two years, then moved on to BRW as IT Editor, and then Marketing editor.

About CMO & ITNews

​CMO is a quarterly digital magazine dedicated to Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) professionals. It addresses the unique leadership and management challenges chief marketers face as they look to align their own practices and insights with those of the business.

iTnews.com.au is a business technology news website targeting IT leaders and decision makers  It is owned by nextmedia and is a part of a stable of technology titles that includes CRN, BIT (Business in Technology) and IoTHub.

When they're not hosting public events in random locations the Secret Foodies team are working together to create unique, experiential events with like-minded brands and organisations. If you want a local guide to Sydney & Melbourne’s best places to eat, drink and play, Eat Drink Play is the way to go.

Eat Drink Play & Secret Foodies Founder Alex Adams joins Influencing Insider next Thursday 14th July at 2pm to talk about:

About Alex Adams

Alex has written for a number of publications including the Sydney Morning Herald, AskMen.com and TimeOut Sydney. She’s been a food and drinks commentator for various radio stations as well as Channel 10 news, and is the founder and editor of Eat Drink Play and Secret Foodies.

About Eat Drink Play & Secret Foodies

Secret Foodies is Sydney's surprise dining experience. Launched in early 2010 as a way of bringing foodies together through a unique culinary adventure, Secret Foodies has quickly become the best-kept secret in town. Meeting at surprise venues across Sydney guests purchase a ticket unaware of where they're going or whom they'll meet until 2 hours before the event.

Eat Drink Play brings you a locals guide to the best things happening in your city. Published as a newsletter, it’s your essential guide to the best places to eat, drink and play in Sydney and Melbourne.

Profiling Australia’s finest minds and STEM contributors, the Brilliant explores the pathways that advances in Science, Tech, Engineering and Maths must navigate to gain attention and resonance in our culture.

Publisher and Founder Kylie Ahern joins us on Influencing Insider on Wednesday 6th June at 2pm AEST to discuss:

About Kylie Ahern

Kylie is an award-winning publisher and entrepreneur with experience that spans media, telecommunications, science and education.

About The Brilliant

Hundreds of billions of dollars are spent globally every year on STEM research but only a fraction translates into wide attention from the public, governments, industry, the media and philanthropy.

But some researchers, entrepreneurs, leaders and communicators who have succeeded brilliantly at creating a large audience for their research and innovations, often leading to greater access to funding.

Who are they? How did they do it? Can their success be replicated?

The Brilliant exists to answer those questions.

“Investing should be for everyone and my dream is to make that a reality . . . I love sharing that passion through digital storytelling. “

Finder’s Senior Investments editor Kylie Purcell joins us live from New York on Influencing Insider on Thursday 30 June at 11am AEST to discuss:

About Kylie Purcell

Kylie Purcell has a background in business and finance news, with previous roles at SBS, Your Money, TVNZ, Switzer Group and The Adviser magazine. Kylie has a Masters in International Journalism and a Graduate Diploma in Economics. When she's not writing about the markets you can find her bingeing on coffee.

About Finder

Finder is an award-winning comparison website operating sites in 83 countries.

Freelancer Alice Clarke has built a strong reputation delivering great coverage of tech and games to mainstream outlets over the past decade.

Alice joins Influencing Insider on Thursday 23 June at 2pm to discuss:

About Alice Clarke

Alice Clarke is Freelance Journalist, Producer and Presenter at The Herald Sun and The Sydney Morning Herald. Alice has covered TV for the Sunday Herald Sun TV Guide and The Age Green Guide; music for Cherrie Magazine, and has had an opinion column in the Herald Sun on Mondays for over five years. Alice also co-curates the PAX Aus Diversity Lounge and occasionally pops up on New Game Plus.

About The Herald Sun and Sydney Morning Herald

The Herald Sun is one of the major daily metropolitan papers in Victoria. Coverage includes local, national and global news, sport, opinion, weather, community news and events, lifestyle and entertainment, classifieds, real estate and employment.

Serving Sydney daily since 1840, the Sydney Morning Herald is published by Fairfax Media. The paper features a wide number of weekly and daily sections, attractively designed and targeted at contemporary audiences.

Rolling Stone Australia has been revived with Jake Challenor taking the helm alongside a raft of other magazine titles under The Brag Media.

Brag Media has recently been on a tear, acquiring and relaunching a number of well known magazine titles in Australia including Rolling Stone and Variety.

Joining Influencing Insider on Wednesday 15 June at 2pm is The Brag Media’s Jake Challenor to discuss:

About Jake Challenor

Jake is Executive Editor at The Brag Media, handling B2B and Print titles. As part of that role he is also Executive Editor of Variety Australia and the Print Editor of Rolling Stone Australia.

About The Brag Media

The Brag Media is more than a publishing house. It produces events such as the Rolling Stone Awards, has an agency arm and connects brands with artists.