Real Rural Women's Leadership - Episode 11: Dr Sarah Casey chats with Julia Spicer.

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Real Rural Women's Leadership

30 episodes

5 hours ago

We are a team of researchers from the Sunshine Coast and Griffith universities (Qld, Australia) who has teamed with Care Balonne, in St George Qld, to support women in the Balonne Shire further develop leadership skills, entrepreneurialism, strategic communication, and vision. In this series, we chat with an eclectic range of women to help women in the Balonne Shire fully realise their leadership capacity. We engage in ‘conversations’ with women leaders from around Australia to learn and share the strategies they use to undertake leadership that supports their local and wider communities.

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Real Rural Women's Leadership - Episode 11: Dr Sarah Casey chats with Julia Spicer.

Real Rural Women's Leadership

52 minutes 32 seconds

3 years ago

Real Rural Women's Leadership - Episode 11: Dr Sarah Casey chats with Julia Spicer.

Julia grew up on the family farm in South West Qld and now lives in Goondiwindi, running Engage and Create Consulting. Julia is a passionate supporter of rural businesses, innovation, and for women having a seat at the table. She has a background in environmental science, has worked in sustainable agriculture and natural resource management projects, and is on the Innovation Advisory Council (Qld State Government) and is the CEO of Eco-Markets Australia.

In this podcast Julia chats with Sarah about her commitment to the South West of Qld and rural Australia broadly. She’s not only an entrepreneur and innovator, but an advocate for whole of communities. In 2022, Julia was awarded Member of Order of Australia for her service.

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