Jessica Montague brings more than 15 years’ experience across Australia’s leading media and publishing brands. Formerly Deputy Editor of Vogue Australia and Deputy Editor of Stellar, she has built a distinguished career shaping influential editorial platforms across fashion, lifestyle and news.
This engaging panel will bring together women leaders from across business, finance, strategy and social impact to share their insights and experiences on what it means to balance the scales — particularly for women and families facing disadvantage.
We’d love to see you there as we come together to listen, learn and stand alongside women — on International Women’s Day and beyond.
Event details:
📅 Date: Thursday 5 March 2026
⏰ Time: 7:30am to 9:30am
📌 Location: Registration Desk on Level 1, Commonwealth Bank, 11 Harbour Street, Darling Harbour (South Building)
⭐ Cost: Guests are invited to contribute a ticket price of their choosing, with all proceeds supporting the ongoing meaningful work of the HOPE Program.
Get your tickets for the event now by clicking here.
Thank you to our event sponsors Commbank for making this event possible.
Meet our Panellists
Simone Constant
Simone is a Commissioner at ASIC and a Board Member of CatholicCare. With a distinguished career across public and private sectors, she brings deep expertise in finance, governance and risk, including senior leadership roles at CBA, NAB and NSW Treasury.
Katrina Barry
Katrina is Group CEO and Managing Director of Webjet Group, leading the business through a major strategic reset and brand relaunch following its demerger. A highly respected industry leader, Katrina is known for her people-centred leadership and strong advocacy for women in business.
Natalie Micarone
Natalie is Director and Co-Founder of Bendelta, specialising in strategy and organisational alignment. She works closely with boards and executive teams to drive transformational change and is also a Certified Master Coach.
Angela MacMillan
Angela is Group Customer Advocate at Commonwealth Bank, leading the Group Customer Advocacy and Vulnerability team to improve outcomes across the bank, particularly for customers and communities experiencing vulnerability. She also oversees the Next Chapter program, supporting people affected by financial abuse and domestic and family violence, and serves on several community-focused boards.
Meet our MC
Helping lead the discussion will be our MC, Jessica Montague, Head of Commercial Content – News, Sport and Prestige at News Corp Australia and former Executive Editor of Vogue Australia.
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