Changing The Game

Having Paula Rogers on for the Changing the Game podcast felt like an adventure in many ways as she was the very first guest with whom I had no prior contact before the recording of the episode. This means that as we learn about her story from when first graduated from the university of Dublin up into the point where she became the WA state director of  CEDA , you and I both are going to be h...

A property journalist with the WA business news, Katie Mcdonald has earned several awards going as far as receiving the best culture and arts report at he WA state media awards two years in a row. Coming from an Irish background, Katie recalls that according to her family storytelling is a national past-time, one that she indulged while being as young as three years old when she would fill her not...

Yola Bakker is a “Creative for Change”, employing her talents across several industries in projects like  PODscape  and  Take2 4you , through which she seeks to bring in new diverse perspectives from the ground up. The daughter of an Indonesian immigrant, Yola grew up in Darwin where she would develop the artistic talents that she uses today in the promotion of diverse perspectives...

Jemma Greene has been working with the government as the executive director for innovation within the south metropolitan health for the last five years, a career driven forward solely by her firm passion for change. She brings this passion into concrete reality through the application of entrepreneurial leadership turned towards the embracing of creativity and collaboration within the sector, an h...

Originally a corporate lawyer, Pia Turcinov today is a portfolio career manager, holding several positions connected through the common focus of innovation, technology and diversification. Pia’s career evolved from legal advisor, to company director, innovation advisor, and finally to diversity advocate, a position at which she dedicates herself to changing the game by following her main principle...

Shivani Gopal is the founder and CEO of  Remarkable Women  a company born out of her desire to empower women by helping them establish financial independence in order to live a more free and happy life. She describes her main ambition in the mantra “forever strive towards your ever striving potential”, which brings into reality by constantly pushing not only the outer status quo, but her...

This episode of the Changing the Game Podcast has a little twist I hope you all enjoy. Instead of the usual one-on-one interview, this time around I’m going to be chatting with Jodi Rybicki and Alison Welsh. Both of these amazing women have a career in education, with Alison starting out in the field of child care management while Jodi was in the academic sphere giving lectures in universities (te...

I could probably make an entirely separate article from this one just to list Tracie Clark’s accomplishments, she’s an entrepreneur who’s had two extremely successful businesses, a board member and advisor, an investment professional and so much more. Born in Perth and raised in New Zealand, Tracie started out her career in accounting, though always making her own investments here and there, and a...

Courtney Barron is a senior executive in the Western Australia Executive Council, having worked with the Premiere in the cabinet. She is also a global supporter and advocate for women especially in relation to employment, housing and healthcare. As someone that has been developing a good friendship with Courtney, it was a pleasure to have her over for the Changing The Game Podcast, where we got to...

Kate Kirwin  is the founder of “ She Codes ;”, and a passionate advocate for the inclusion of women in STEM whom I’ve had the pleasure to interview recently on the  Changing The Game Podcast . The West , recently described Kate’s mission as follows: “Kate Kirwin likes to imagine a world where young girls aspire to be programmers in the same way they might dream of being ballerinas”. With...

Nominated for Western Australian of the year, Suzanne Waldron has a great list of achievements under her belt, being an ambassador for RUOK?, leader of the TedxPerth team, a behavioral change facilitator and a twice published author. All of these titles arose out of Suzanne’s interest in how humanity can build the best possible existence for itself within the reality presented to us, and she engag...

Changing The Game is going live on Wednesday, the 10th of March. I have had the privilege of already interviewing Suzanne Waldron, Kate Kirwin, Courtney Barron and Tracie Clark and can't wait to share their incredible stories with you. Join me and some incredible people on the 10th of March at 9am, as we launch the Changing The Game show officially.

Introduction to Changing The Game: Discussing the importance of innovation and diversity for transforming and creating a new reality, and how education is the key. We will deep dive in successes and failures that all listeners can learn from.