18 May, 2018

It’s Back! B&T’s Women In Media Power List Nominees For 2018!

By Lauren Croft

The 2018 Women in Media Awards are mere months away, which means we need your help with the Power List once again! So, if you’re a powerful, trailblazing, inspirational woman, we want you!

Obviously, there are a ton of amazing women in our industry.

So to make it a little easier, we’ve searched far and wide and come up with a list of the best of the best nominees for the Power List.

We’ve got over 100 amazing women – but if you think anyone’s missing (and we’re 100 per cent sure there is, BTW), leave it in the comments section below! And if you think you’re missing make sure you let us know too.

Alternatively, if you see someone you don’t think should be on this list at all, leave it in the comments section too! Comments for everyone!

Once we have the combined list of women, we’ll throw it over to our judges to select their top picks, thus arriving at the final 30.

Last year, our winner was none other than the fabulous Nicole Sheffield.

You don’t have to be a CEO to get on this list (or top it) – our judges just have to deem you influential and powerful. So if that’s you, or someone you know! Comment away. But check this long list of amazing women first.

Adriana Colaneri – managing director, The Story Lab
Aimee Buchanan – chief executive, OMD Australia
Aisling Finch – director of marketing, Australia and NZ, Google
Aleisha McCall – founder and managing director, Ultimate Edge
Alison Rice – group publisher of women’s lifestyle, Allure Media
Andrea Rule – CMO, Carat Australia
Angela Goodsir – chief technology and systems operations officer, Multi Channel Network
Angela Henderson – Angela Henderson Consulting
Angela Morris – executive planning director, J. Walter Thomson
Angie Bradbury – founder and managing director, Dig+Fish
Ann Nolan – co-founder and chief strategy officer, Snobal
Anna Fawcett – executive producer, Filmgraphics
Annie Parker – director, Code Club Australia/global head of startups, Microsoft
Bec Brideson – founder and executive creative director, Venus Comm/Bec Brideson
Belinda Jennings – founder and CEO, Mum Central
Belinda Murray – managing director, BWM Dentsu Melbourne
Bobbi Mahlab – managing director, Mahlab/co-founder, Mentor Walks
Bodhi Mary Hunter – founder and managing editor, The Good Guide
Cally Scivetti – marketing and strategy director, Val Morgan
Carmela Soares – Clemenger Melbourne
Carolyn Bollaci – head of agency, Australia, Facebook
Carrie Barker – CEO and partner, the projects*
Catherine Krantz – head of operational performance, Carat Melbourne / head of diversity and inclusion, Dentsu Aegis Network
Cathy O’Connor – CEO, NOVA Entertainment
Charlotte Valente – general manager marketing, APN Outdoor
Charmaine Moldrich – chief executive, Outdoor Media Association
Christina Allen – general counsel, FOX Sports Australia
Christina Aventi – executive planning director, BMF
Claire Butterworth – chief investment officer, Wavemaker
Claire Salvetti – managing director, One Green Bean
Claudia McInerney – managing director, Melbourne, WhiteGrey
Corrie McLeod – CEO, Hello Espresso
Deanne Weir – chairman, Ai Media
Dee Madigan – executive creative director, Campaign Edge
Donna Hay – founder, Donna Hay Pty Ltd
Edwina McCann – editor-in-chief, Vogue Australia
Elaine Herlihy – CMO, Paypal
Elizabeth Fox – director, Google Marketing Solutions, AUNZ
Ella Schalch – creative director, Schalch Marketing
Ellie Rogers – head of agency, Facebook
Emily Perrett – managing director, Clemenger BBDO
Emma Bannister – CEO and founder, Presentation Studio
Emma Lo Russo – CEO and co-founder, Digivizer
Emma Triggs – founder and MD, The M Agency
Emma-Jayne Owens – chief commercial officer, Australian Radio Network
Esther Carlsen – managing director, Acxiom
Esther Clerehan – Clerehan
EJ Granleese – founder, History Will Be Kind
Fiona Johnston – CEO, UM Australia
Fiona Lang – COO, BBC Studios ANZ
Fiorella Di Santo – general manager publishing – fashion, luxury, food & home, Bauer Media
Gab Merrick – managing director, Carat Brisbane
Gemma Fordham, head of content, Hit Network
Gemma Hunter – global executive creative director, Mediacom
Genevieve Clay-Smith – co-founder and creative director, Taste Creative/co-founder and CEO of Bus Stop Films
Gina Lednyak – founder and managing director, L&A Social Media
Helena Snowdon – managing director, Mindshare Melbourne
Helen McCabe – digital content director, Nine Entertainment
Helen Trinca – managing editor, The Australian
Ilda Jamison – Country Manager ANZ, Oracle
Imogen Hewitt – Group Managing Director, Havas
Ita Buttrose – TBA
Jackie Frank – Be Frank Group
Jamila Rizvi – editor-at-large, Nine’s Future of Women
Jane Geraghty – CEO, Landor
Jane King – head of marketing, Val Morgan Outdoor
Jane Huxley – managing director, Spotify Australia
Jane Sullivan – managing director, Brisbane, Wavemaker
Janet Cameron – Grant Broadcasters
Jen Speirs – creative director, BMF
Jo Clasby – Sydney sales director, Multi Channel Network
Jo Scard – Fifty Acres
Joan Warner – CEO, Commercial Radio Australia
Joanne Gray – editor, BOSS (Australian Financial Review)
Joe de Fina – The OTTO Empire
Joe Pollard – group managing director of media and marketing, Telstra
Jovy Gill – Essence
Judy Sahay – founder and managing director, Crowd Media Group
Julia Zaetta – editor, Better Homes and Gardens
Justine Cullen – editor-in-chief, ELLE Australia
Karen Halligan – director customer, brand and marketing advisory, KPMG
Karly Leach – managing director, Wavemaker
Kate de Brito – editor-in-chief, news.com.au
Kate McClymont – investigative journalist, Sydney Morning Herald
Kate O’Ryan Roeder – managing director, Mindshare Sydney
Kate Richardson – general manager, Red Engine SCC
Kathryn Carter – general manager, Snap
Kathryn Scott – director, Scout Management
Katharine Murphy – political editor, The Guardian
Katia Loisel – founder and CEO, The Love Destination
Katie Rigg-Smith – CEO, Mindshare
Katrina McCarter – CEO, Marketing to Mums
Kellie Northwood – executive director, Sierra Delta / CEO, Australasian Catalogue Association
Kerry Field – general manager, Mindshare Sydney
Kieran Moore – CEO (PR and PA), WPP AUNZ
Kim Portrate – CEO, Think TV
Kimberlee Wells – CEO, TBWA Melbourne
Kirsty Dagnall – senior account manager, McCorkell & Associates
Kirsty Muddle – founding partner, Cummins&Partners
Lama Tayeh – founder and CEO, Lulumpr
Lara Brownlow – head of agency, LinkedIn
Laura Dingwell – head of finance, Junkee Media
Lee Tonitto – chief executive, AMI
Leigh Sales – The ABC
Leanne Cartwright-Bradford – Head of Audible Australia and New Zealand
Lenore Taylor – editor, The Guardian
Lesley Edwards – CEO, IKON Australia
Lindy Olsen – group editor-in-chief and head of operations, Challenger Media Group
Lisa Bjorksten – founder and director, The Digi Collective
Lisa King – head of commercial, Adshel
Lisa Omagari – managing editor, native and custom titles, Junkee Media
Lisa Watts – CEO, The Conversation
Lisa Wilkinson – The Project, Ten
Lizzie Young – group content strategy director, Nine Entertainment Co
Loren Bradley – executive producer, Sweetshop Australia
Lorraine Jokovic – chief executive officer, LOUD
Louise Barrett – managing director sales, News Corp
Lynn Poole – managing director, The Brand Pool
Mandi Gunsberger – founder and managing director, Babyology
Margie Reid – managing partner, Thinkerbell Pty Ltd
Maria Grivas – chief data and technology officer, UM
Marlene Vivaire – founder, T-Shape Consulting
Melinda Geertz – CEO Australia, Leo Burnett
Melina Augoustakis – Melbourne sales director, Multi Channel Network
Melissa Fein – CEO, Initiative Australia
Mia Freedman – co-founder and content director, Mamamia
Michelle Guthrie – CEO, ABC
Michelle Holland – managing partner, Ogilvy Sydney
Monique Macleod – chief marketing officer, Commonwealth Bank
Monique Perry – managing director, Nielsen
Naomi Gorringe – client partner, TBWA\Melbourne
Nic Taylor – CEO, McCann
Nicola Lewis – chief investment officer, GroupM
Nicole Boyd – chief client officer, MediaCom
Nicole Hope – head of PR, Superdream
Nicole McInnes – CMO, OVO
Nickie Scriven – CEO, Zenith Australia
Nikki Briger – editor, Marie Claire
Nicole Turley – chief investment officer, MediaCom
Olivia Ruello – CEO, Business Chicks
Olivia Wirth – group executive of brand, marketing and corporate affairs, Qantas
Ophenia (Qiwan) Liang – director and co-founder, Digital Crew
Penelope Holloway – general manager, Hill & Knowlton
Penny Kaleta – national sales director, Fairfax ACM
Rebecca Tos – CEO, Columbus
Richenda Vermeulen – founder and director, Ntegrity
Robi Stanton – vice president and general manager, Turner International
Robin Bailey – broadcaster, MMM Brisbane Breakfast Radio / commentator, the Today show / host, The Well podcast on Mamamia
Robyn Foyster – CEO, Foyster Media
Rose Herceg – chief strategy officer, WPP AUNZ
Sally Kissane – managing partner, Ogilvy Sydney
Sara Lappage – chief marketing officer, QMS Media
Sarah James – chief digital officer, Carat Australia
Sarah Keith – managing director, Publicis Media Exchange
Sarrah Le Marquand – editor-in-chief, Stellar magazine (NewsLife Media)/Founding editor, RendezView (NewsCorp Australia)
Sasha Firth – managing director, Sydney Y&R, ANZ
Sev Griffiths – chief connections design and partnerships officer, UM
Siobhan McKenna – Managing Partner, Lachlan Murdoch’s Illyria
Sophie Madden – CEO, Media Federation of Australia
Sophie Price – head of integrated strategy, M&C Saatchi Group
Stephanie (Stevie) Douglas-Neal – executive group business director, PHD
Sue Squillace – founder, Spark Foundry
Sunita Gloster – CMO advisory, PwC Australia
Susan Searle – president, IDG Communications
Susannah George – founder, The Urban List
Suzanne Steele – managing director, ANZ Adobe
Suzie Blinman – chief commercial and corporate development officer, Multi Channel Network
Tania Jones – content and brand partnerships director, Multi Channel Network
Tara Ford – ECD, DDB Sydney
Tara Mckenty – creative director (APAC), Google
Taryn Williams – The Right Fit
Tory Shepherd – The Advertiser
Tracey Fellows – chief executive, REA Group
Venessa Hunt – head of digital investment, GroupM
Virginia Hyland – founder and principal, Hyland
Wendy Gower – managing director, m2m Sydney
Wendy Moore – general manager food and home, Pacific Magazines

B&T‘s Women in Media Awards 2018 will be held on Friday 17 August 2018 at Doltone House – Jones Bay Wharf. Grab early bird tickets to the event here and find all other info on the website.

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Georgia Coles 2 years ago
Angie Bradbury is without a doubt the most inspirational Managing Director and leader I’ve ever worked with. Her support for women in our industry radiates. She has a clear passion advocating for talented women and their careers. You only need one conversation with Angie to become truly impressed – it’s no wonder why people want to work with her, or be her client.
Susan Reid 2 years ago
Without a doubt, you need to add in Penny Kaleta, National Sales Director for Fairfax, ACM. Penny was named the Woman of Influence for all of Fairfax this last year. Penny is also the best leader I have ever worked for. She is passionate about Media and our Customers, but most of all she is passionate of elevating and inspiring woman who work directly for her and also around the business. Penny DEFINITELY NEEDS to be on this list!!!
Laura Dumbrell 2 years ago
I’d like to nominate Fiona Lang, COO of BBC Studios in ANZ who is both impressive and generous with her time. Not only is she a brilliant strategist and legal brain, but she is really focused on helping other women find their leadership voice – through mentoring, presenting to Sydney Uni’s MBA program, speaking at Women in Media conferences, and through all the work she does for UN Women as a non-exec director. She was recently recognised by Chief Executive Women who awarded her a scholarship to attend INSEAD, but would be too modest to nominate herself. It would be a fabulous recognition of her contribution to the media if B&T was to nominate for the power short list too.
Jess Tarpey 2 years ago
Belinda Murray, MD of BWM Dentsu Melbourne.

I don’t think I’ve ever met anyone who works harder or cares more. She’s risen through the ranks from her start in the post room at the agency, and now runs the show. Such an inspirational story.
Adina Jacobs 2 years ago
I’d like to nominate Bobbi Mahlab- https://www.linkedin.com/in/bobbimahlab
She leads an award winning, 20 year old content marketing agency, and has a long and successful history in the Australian media industry. She’s also co-founder of Mentor Walks, a not-for-profit bringing together women on monthly walks to share their experiences and support each other.
Jacqueline (Jaci) Burns 2 years ago
The ABC’s Leigh Sales strikes me as an obvious omission.
Rochelle Burbury 2 years ago
Sarah Keith, Managing Director, Publicis Media Exchange !
Nickie Scriven, CEO, Zenith Australia !
Lauren Croft 2 years ago
Thanks for all your comments everyone! I’ve added all the above names to the list. Thanks! Lauren.
Brett Sheridan 2 years ago
I would like to nominate Emma Bannister, CEO and Founder of Presentation Studio. Emma started the PS when there was no specialist presentation agency in Australia. In the process has built APAC’s leading presentation content and training company, a thought leader, speaker, author, and Telstra Business Awards finalist. All whilst juggling family life. Please add Emma to the list!
Kate Neill 2 years ago
I’d like to nominate Loren Bradley, Executive Producer, Sweetshop Australia. She’s absolutely passionate about working ethically and inspiring the advertising industry as it transitions to environmentally sustainable production methods. She’s a special kind of talent, having worked in a range of organisations that specialise in advertising, film and television. She’s brought a decade’s worth of trans-Tasman agency experience to our family and a strong understanding of the changing needs of agencies and production. Agencies love her. Production teams love her. It’d be a crime not to include her!
Sagarika Emmaneni 2 years ago
Elizabeth Fox – Director at Google Marketing Solutions (https://www.linkedin.com/in/elizabethafox/) is one of the (if not the most) inspiring leaders I’ve ever worked with throughout my career. She is a strong advocate for women in media and has played an active role in growing equally strong women leaders at Google by being a super invested mentor and sponsor for many women in Australia. With ~18+ years of diverse experience in marketing, media & other fields, she has grown to become a Director at Google Marketing Solutions for Australia/NewZealand in 2018 also leading top sponsorship programs that are working towards achieving a goal of 50% top C- level women at Google by 2020.

Her strong passion towards growing Australian businesses through media platforms combined with her keen sense of compassion makes her uniquely suitable for being on this list. It would be a fantastic recognition of her contribution to the media if B&T was to nominate for the power short list too.

She is undoubtedly one of the most hardworking and dedicated leaders in ANZ who is also generous with her time with helping fellow women grow the same way she did; all whilst managing her incredible family life. She is an inspiration to all of us and deserves to be a part of this list for being responsible for Google Australia’s strategic and efficient business growth along with deep involvement in maintaining and developing a strong and happy work culture.
Ken Mandeville 2 years ago
I would love to nominate Katia Loisel, founder and CEO of The Love Destination.
Raphaella Kathryn Crosby 2 years ago
Lenore Taylor and Katharine Murphy of The Guardian are glaringly absent. Do we not like The Guardian? Also Tory Shepherd at The Advertiser and Janet Cameron of Grant Broadcasters.
Emma McDonald 2 years ago
Olivia Ruello – CEO Business Chicks. Liv and the team provide inspiration, thought leadership, and support to countless women across Australia. Truly leads in this space by example.
Maria Grivas 2 years ago
Kristin Carlos – Head of Digital and Entertainment at Qantas
Could this superwoman do any more? Leading a team of over 80, Kristin is a prime example of a future leader of the digital age. Seriously, how good is Qantas inflight entertainment? thanks KC!

Sev Griffiths – Client Services Director, Suncorp, Publicis Groupe. A true superstar in the media industry, Sev time and time again proves her team and client leadership strength, with all who have been led by her better as a result. Her team and their growth has always been a priority.
Lauren Croft 2 years ago
I’ve added all the names recommended above. Keep commenting if you think someone’s missing!
Sarah Monaghan 2 years ago
Rebecca Tos, CEO of Columbus, a Merkle Company, 100% needs to be on this list, especially after winning Woman of the Year at B&T’s Women in Media awards in 2016. Bec is a one-of-a-kind business leader with innate marketing intelligence, the ability to drive a high-performing culture and a proud advocate of diversity in the workplace. The passion Bec has for her job, each Columbian on the team and for the industry is palpable. Bec is a born mentor and works tirelessly to develop her team and especially female talent in the business. Bec advocates for shaking up the status quo even at home, as she is the working parent with her husband being a proud stay at home Dad with their two-year-old daughter. Bec is a great example of a woman kicking goals in our industry and should definitely be on the Power List.
Isobel Stackpool 2 years ago
Carrie Barker from the projects* isn’t on this list yet?! CEO and Partner of one of the fastest growing global creative agencies, she has handled the international expansion of the projects* businesses and aligned their cultural identity in both the UK and LA. Carrie presents every week to our business a strong sense of what is it to be a woman in leadership, how to lead with purpose and drive whilst also being an incredible mother and partner. Could we please add Carrie to the list!
Elaine Davies 2 years ago
I would like to nominate Belinda Jennings – the founder and CEO of Mum Central.
Leading a strong team of women in the organisation, she is inspirational in her passionate approach to delivering strong media content that resonates with mums. She has grown the business from conception to one that now boasts an audience of almost 700,000
Belinda is a strong advocate for women in the workplace, being a mum to two boys, working alongside her husband in a secondary business and also volunteering her time to the Cancer Council.
I find Belinda to be a supportive and caring person to work for and she has an amazing flexible approach for working mums.
She does need to be on this list.! Bel is awesome.!
Belinda Irvine 2 years ago
Angela Henderson from Angela Henderson Consulting http://www.angelahenderson.com.au works tirelessly helping businesses achieve their goals and dreams, she also contributes much of her time to freely helping others through various mentorship programs.
David Hovenden 2 years ago
Is there any end to the amazing depth of female talent in our industry we ask? Fantastic suggestions everyone, we’ll add them all in and please keep them coming!
Marcus Seal 2 years ago
Emma Triggs – founder and MD of the M Agency, one of the most remarkable leaders I’ve worked with. In the world of contemporary music and live entertainment she has thrived. She is generous, energetic, tremendously intelligent and is as inspiring to the women who work for her as she is the men.
Edwina Brook 2 years ago
Can we please add EJ Granleese, Founder of History Will Be Kind, to the list? EJ is an absolute inspiration and visionary. She has created a new breed of communications agency and spearheaded its phenomenal success over the past four years – driving stellar growth, industry thought leadership, building amazing award-winning credentials (18 accolades in just the last year alone!) and an eclectic and diverse team, all united by one goal – to create great work. She’s disrupted the market and never settles – always looking at what next, the product and services that will truly drive client success, and how she can ensure women in our industry reach their potential. A true powerhouse!
Edwina Gilbert 2 years ago
I’d like to nominate Anna Fawcett, Executive Producer at Filmgraphics and Esther Clerehan, owner Clerehan.
Anna Fawcett is an internationally awarded and recognised Producer, who has contributed immeasurably to our film industry for decades.
Esther Clerehan has helped shape and build some of the best creative agencies in Australia and been influential in the careers of some of our most successful creatives here and abroad.
They are both trailblazers, incredibly influential, highly respected and inspirational mentors to me.
Luke Hutchinson 2 years ago
Wendy Gower (MD m2m Sydney) is an inspirational leader and mentor to a happy and successful agency team, which has experienced exponential growth under her leadership. She instills confidence in all and provides a workplace where people can learn, thrive and just be who they are, which translates into talented happy people working at their best.
Paige Lewis 2 years ago
I would like to nominate Carrie Barker from the projects*. Carrie is a joint CEO and Partner at this 10 year old global Creative Agency and has led the businesses expansion into the US and UK markets in the last 6 years. She is incredibly passionate about female empowerment, and is an inspiration to her team and colleagues every day. Her wealth of knowledge in both the marketing and media industries, along with a passion for personal and professional development within the workplace makes her a rare and valuable asset.
Alan Smith 2 years ago
Emma Lo Russo, our CEO (and co-founder) here at Digivizer: Emma has created a new way to think about driving value from the social and digital media landscape in which we all now operate. Eight years into creating value for customers as varied as Microsoft and McWilliam’s Wines, Snapfish and Lenovo, miRunners and Barilla, we’re creating new tools and insights to fulfil Emma’s vision to help every business, whatever their size, and at whatever stage in their history. gain more from their new media investments. She’s a role model as a business creator and mentor in the social and digital media spaces, and on the Australian start-up ecosystem. Oh, and she’s done this twice, creating goto.game in September 2017, to tap into the growing esports media and activations space!
Lauren Croft 2 years ago
Thanks so much everyone for your suggestions! I’ve added everyone above to the list – keep em coming!
Melissa Gompes 2 years ago
Leanne Cartwright-Bradford is the Head of Audible Australia and New Zealand and should without doubt be included in this list.
Leanne is one of Australia’s most experienced and passionate marketers, with extensive experience within the entertainment and technology industries. Having worked across some of the world’s top brands including Audible and Amazon, Twentieth Century Fox and Samsung, Leanne is an inspiring leader who steers the business and balances a huge number of responsibilities, but is never afraid to roll up her sleeves. Leanne is incredibly generous and giving with her time, and shares her impressive knowledge in order to develop her team. https://www.linkedin.com/in/leanne-cartwright-bradford-a443505/
Lauren Brown-Babb 2 years ago
I’d like to nominate one of the most sophisticated thinkers and inspiring leaders I know; Kim McKay of Klick Communications. https://au.linkedin.com/in/kimmckayklick
Very few women have contributed to global travel and lifestyle brands like the one and only Kim McKay. An independent comms agency advocate and super connector, she currently steers three dynamic international offices across Sydney, LA and Honolulu. Her greatest gift is that of embracing change and future-proofing where she is leading brands and her team. Always on the front-foot of trends, tech and talent – her humble approach to her own success is well deserving of some lime-light in 2018.
Hannah Cook 2 years ago
I would like to nominate Karen Madden, Chief Marketing Officer of the Nine Network. Since Karen started I have seen an incredible shift in morale across every touch point of the business.
Karen is an excellent leader and truly believes in the investment of good people, and strives to make the work environment a place you want to be.
She works hard, gives excellent direction, is passionate and focused all the while being approachable and personable.
Karen Madden should definitely be on this list!
Kathryn Galvin 2 years ago
Karen Madden, CMO at Nine, should definitely be on this list. Karen’s energy and drive motivates those around her to be the best they can be. She’s a natural leader who knows how to build a positive team culture focused on results, accountability and fun.
Fiona Mullen 2 years ago
Angie Bradbury – MD and Founder of Dig&Fish. Angie is such an incredible leader not just for the agency team but for the whole industry. She is passionate about women in leadership and demonstrates this each and every day. One of the most inspiring people I’ve had the privilege of working with.
Jodi Fraser 2 years ago
I think you’re missing Rebecca Horne – Chief Digital Officer of the NRL and Kylie Rogers, GM Commerical AFL – Two women in traditionally male dominated roles and codes. They are trail blazers for women in media.
Belinda McCredie 2 years ago
There’s no one better placed to receive the B&T Women in Media award than Fiona Lang, COO of BBC Studios ANZ. Fiona is nothing short of a powerhouse. Making light work of guiding the world’s most trusted media brand through the choppy waters of digital disruption, while simultaneously serving as a Non-Exec Director for UN Women. Here is someone who wholeheartedly walks the talk.

I’ve been fortunate enough to learn from Fiona and her unique approach to corporate strategy – a mastery of business acumen combined with lateral creative thinking, has been influential in shaping my career. Fiona leads with an infectious energy and integrity, inspiring confidence to adopt new approaches that will positively challenge the status quo. Her longstanding commitment to The Women’s College mentoring program and the personal generosity I have received as a mentee are a testament to Fiona’s genuine passion for helping advance the careers of young women in the industry. Any Women in Media Power List wouldn’t be complete without Fiona Lang!
Lauren Croft 2 years ago
Thanks so much for all your suggestions – we’ve added them in and now have a final long list!
Jackie Emery 2 years ago
This is a great list, but I’d also like to give my support for Fiona Lang at BBC Studios. She is an amazing leader, mentor, lawyer and strategist. And, importantly, she’s someone who always goes above and beyond to do good things for the industry and community– whether it’s mentoring a colleague, raising money for Oxfam, or doing work with the UN Women National Committee. (Even though she is monumentally busy, it’s never just a token gesture with Fiona.) Many congratulations!