OUR AIM

Our annual National Road Show has become a firm fixture in our calendar, and continues to create opportunitities for our members and the wider superannuation industry to come together and hear from thought-provoking keynote speakers. Over the years, we have had the honour of presenting a range of fascinating speakers, covering some very important topics.

The National Road Show tour is an opportunity for us to feature a high-profile female speaker discussing topics of importance for Women in Super, our members, and the broader superannuation industry. It is important to us that we provide the same experience in all capital cities across the country.

PREVIOUS SPEAKERS

2020

The Housing Crisis Facing Australian Women with mutiple speakers from the industry.
You can still access the on-demand sessions for $20. Purchase your ticket from the webpage here.

2019

The Future of Super with Julia Angrisano, National Secretary of the Finance Sector Union and Director of AustralianSuper.

2018

Mental Health in the Workplace with Lucy Brogden, National Mental Health Commissioner

2017

Impact Investing - The Business of Doing Good with Rosemary Addis, Exectuive Director of Impact Strategist and Chair of the Australian Advisory Board on Impact Investing

2016

Rosie Batty, Australian Domestic Violence Campaigner and 2015 Australian of the Year

2015

Fiona Reynolds, Managing Director, United Nations backed Principles for Responsible Investment

2014

Elizabeth Broderick, then Australian Sex Discrimination Commissioner

2013

Helen Conway, then Director of the Workplace Gender Equality Agency

2012

Australia's Work, Rest and Play with Professor Barbara Pocock

2011

Ged Kearney, then President of the ACTU

AUDIENCE

Our National Road Show events are open to everyone, including non-members.

An important aspect of these events are their relevance to a wide cross-section of the superannuation community. We aim for our audiences to be varied at all events, consisting of representation from super funds and service providers to the industry alike, with attendees in a range of roles from senior level executives to junior staff.