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International Women’s Day 2021: The Women in STEM

International Women’s Day 2021: The Women in STEM

Innovation

by gemaker | Mar 5, 2021 | Innovation, Women in STEM

In celebration of IWD 2021, we take a look at three of our amazing clients and how each of these women began their journey into STEM. Katrina Sealey Head of Research Data and Software AAO Macquarie University 1. What inspired you to get into astronomy? From a young...
Welcoming Tracey Spicer AM to gemaker

Welcoming Tracey Spicer AM to gemaker

Culture

by gemaker | Jun 1, 2020 | Culture, Women in STEM

We’re delighted to welcome the lovely Tracey Spicer AM to our gemaker team as Head of Media & Communications. She’ll be helping share the extraordinary stories of our Australian innovators who are changing the world. Tracey is a multiple Walkley Award...
Discovering the business behind a good idea

Discovering the business behind a good idea

Women in STEM

by gemaker | Dec 7, 2019 | Women in STEM

My name is Erinn Watts and after recently completing my HSC, I had the opportunity to do work experience at Gemaker. Gemaker is a commercialisation and marketing intelligence consultancy that helps companies to transforms ideas into products for the commercial market....
Natalie Chapman speaks at the University of Sydney Graduation Ceremony

Natalie Chapman speaks at the University of Sydney Graduation Ceremony

Culture

by gemaker | Apr 26, 2019 | Culture, Women in STEM

Transcript: First of all congratulations!! You’ve put in a tremendous amount of hard work to be here today. You and your family must be so proud. What an awesome achievement. As a Science graduate of the University 24 years ago. I’m extremely honoured to be delivering...
International Women’s Day: a balanced report

International Women’s Day: a balanced report

Culture

by gemaker | Mar 4, 2019 | Culture, Women in STEM

The theme for IWD2019 (8 March) is #BalanceforBetter: The better the balance, the better the world. The bad news We still have far to go before the Australian workforce is gender-balanced. Firstly, there are financial imbalances: Full-time average weekly pay for women...
Attitudes to part-timers and flexible work key to management diversity

Attitudes to part-timers and flexible work key to management diversity

Culture

by gemaker | Dec 1, 2018 | Culture, Women in STEM

This Insight is based on a speech I made at the launch of the UNSW Science alumni portrait exhibition showcasing equity, diversity and inclusion. In my youth, I didn’t think about diversity, much. My Hungarian father came to Australia on a boat with his...
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Yesterday, we welcomed Lord Mayor @CloverMoore and a delegation of @techcentralsyd .

Through a small showcase, they had the chance to learn about the unique technologies built by some of our residents.

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sue lannin@suelannin·

@KirstenDiprose Australia is a very stratified society dominated by class, especially in business, politics, media, entertainment & law. I also went to government schools! Yay for public education & teachers ❤️🥇👏

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Anthony Albanese@AlboMP·

I am deeply honoured to serve as Australia’s Prime Minister.

As Prime Minister, I want to bring people together and lead a government that is as courageous, hard-working and caring as the Australian people.

That work starts today.

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I and @ATSE_au stand ready to work with the @AlboMP government to accelerate #netzero, and for an inclusive, human-driven future in which #science and #technology work in service of sustainability and to address our most complex challenges. https://twitter.com/atse_au/status/1528197840379334656

Academy of Technology and Engineering@ATSE_au

We congratulate Anthony Albanese & his party on their election success.
 
We need bold action to tackle climate change. Our President @hughbradlow says, “It’s now or never to make deep cuts to our emissions. We need to fast track to a clean future for all Australians.” #auspol

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Congratulations, @AlboMP, on being elected Prime Minister of Australia. Our countries are close friends – and I’m looking forward to building on that with you, moving forward with progressive ideas, tackling climate change, and delivering results for people in both our countries.

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