Madame Speaker by Hilma’s Network

Madame Speaker by Hilma’s Network

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Madame Speaker by Hilma’s Network episodes

  • Mary Aldred: Empowering Small Businesses in Gippsland and Strengthening Cybersecurity

    In this episode, Mary Aldred shares her journey from growing up on a small farm in Gippsland to becoming a key advocate for small businesses and cybersecurity. She discusses the unique challenges and strengths of the Monash electorate, highlighting its vital role in Victoria's power generation and agriculture. 


    Mary reflects on her career, including her time as CEO of the Franchise Council of Australia during a period of significant reform. She also touches on her current work at Fujitsu, where she focuses on cybersecurity's critical importance for both the public and private sectors. Mary's passion for the Gippsland region is evident as she talks about her commitment to supporting local communities and small business owners. 


    She also shares the personal inspirations that drive her, particularly her admiration for her sister's ability to balance a successful career with family life. This conversation offers valuable insights into the intersection of business, technology, and regional development.


    You can follow more of Mary Aldred’s campaign at the links below:


    ➡️ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mary-aldred-276a69b/

    ➡️ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MaryAldredMonash/

    ➡️ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maryaldredmonash/

    ➡️ Website: https://www.liberal.org.au/member/mary-aldred



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    27 min

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Madame Speaker is your backstage pass to the world of Australian politics. Hosted by Erin Watson, Madame Speaker dives into the stories of incredible women including candidates, MPs and political leaders. We talk about how they got here, what drives them and what a life in politics actually looks like when the cameras aren’t around.