The Minerva Network hosted another successful event on Friday night at Eminem’s Rapture 2019 World Tour event in Sydney.

CRICKET champion Alyssa Healy “opened a few minds" when she walked out to bat sporting a mullet during her CAS competition days, and was mistaken for a male.

2018 Year in Review - The Minerva Network and its members are proud to have played a role in a watershed year for women’s sport in Australia.  After a spectacular launch in March, the Network is celebrating the close of its first year and the myriad achievements that have followed.

After 33 years successfully climbing the corporate ladder as an international lawyer, Annette Wargon now spends some of her time teaching young professional sportswomen the secrets to success.

It’s quite rare for modern times, but it’s the way to go when dealing with the media.

This is the advice of some of Australia’s leading business men and women for elite sportswomen to improve their personal brand and public speaking skills. 

VENUES NSW Chairman Christine McLoughlin says Australia is leading the way in creating pathways for women in sport, with strong programs in place to help them leverage their success on and off the fields of play.

Two founders behind brand new charity Minerva Network talk about the importance of lifelong mentoring and supporting Australia’s women athletes. 

The inaugural Minerva Network workshop “Off the Field” was held on Friday 18^th May 2018 to a room of 50 Minerva Stars, Minerva Founders, Mentors and Champions.  Key note speakers Paul Harragon Sport Celebrity, Stephanie Tully EM Group Brand & Marketing/CMO, Georgina Robinson Sports Writer Fairfax, Suzy Nicoletti CEO Twitter Australia, Brooke Kennewell and Louise Rottier Westpac.

TWO of the Minerva Network’s rising stars, footballers Ellie Carpenter and Jada Whyman, are kicking goals on and off the pitch as their profiles soar on the back of standout performances for their clubs and country.

The Brisbane Broncos, St George Illawarra Dragons, Sydney Roosters and New Zealand Warriors have been named as the teams that will compete as part of the inaugural NRL Holden Women’s Premiership in 2018.

NRL Chief Executive, Todd Greenberg confirmed the four teams today, which finalises a full year of women’s rugby league competition.