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This is Cultivate Sponsorship in the media: articles we’ve written or been featured in, industry case studies and panel conversations about sponsorship, gender equality and leadership.

Our partnership with Women’s Agenda

Most of these articles come from our partnership with Women’s Agenda. Together we’ve covered why sponsorship works, what it takes to close the gender pay gap and how men can be part of the change. In 2026 we surveyed 372 Australian women together for the report Women’s Workplace Visibility in 2026.

Case studies and industry voices

You’ll also find the Workplace Gender Equality Agency’s case study on Laing O’Rourke, Consult Australia’s Champions of Change, panel discussions with Kat Tahka on diversity in construction and more.

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