Carol Pollock is a nephrologist at the Royal North Shore Hospital in Sydney and features on this episode to discuss her experiences being mentored by trailblazers in the medical industry and how she wishes to impart this wisdom onto to those in her field.

Cindy Briscoe and Tina Chawner discuss their unique career challenges and how their mentoring relationship and friendship was significant in guiding Tina's career in a new country where she knew no one.

Kim Rubenstein and Larissa Halonkin discuss their special friendship and how this has translated into a powerful mentoring relationship that has benefitted both women's careers.

Pat McCabe and Michelle Britbart pore over their mentoring relationship in the field of medico-legal matters and discuss the importance of diversity and empowerment.

John Merritt served as the CEO of VicRoads for a number of years where he championed a mentoring program in order to ensure the women in his workplace had the required exposure and visibility to advance their careers.

Keerthi Ravi and Ruby Anandajayasekeram discuss their experiences and forgincg a career from diverse cultural backgrounds

Adam Fennessy and Kate Houghton discuss the necessity of diversity in the workplace as well as the important roles mentoring and reverse mentoring can play in your career.

Jerril Rechter and Bec Reid explore their mentoring relationship through the themes of trust, friendship and leadership.

This episode delves into the career and relationship of Jodi Fullarton-Healey and Sophie Wilson and how their mentoring relationship inspired in them the confidence to achieve their goals.

An introduction to the amazing stories of women who have been mentored that will be explored in season 1 of Me and My Mentor