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| 12 Mar 2025 | |
| College News |
On Friday 7 March, JPC hosted a remarkable International Women’s Day breakfast, bringing together an incredible lineup of speakers to celebrate the theme #MarchForward. This year’s event honoured the progress women have made across diverse industries and inspired attendees to continue striving toward a future of equality, opportunity and empowerment.
The morning featured a dynamic panel of three remarkable women, each making a meaningful impact in their respective field. Through personal stories and thoughtful insights, they shared how women can continue to lead, uplift others and forge their own paths forward. Here are the panellists who inspired our community:
Mrs Ilham Ahamed
A seasoned finance professional and Non-executive Director, Ilham brings over two decades of global experience in financial oversight, risk management and governance. A JPC board member and parent since 2011, she plays a key role in the College’s strategic leadership.
Miss Sally Jacobs (Class of 2002)
Sally is a registered paramedic, speaker and mental health advocate. Drawing from her lived experiences, she empowers individuals to overcome mental health challenges, especially in high-pressure roles like paramedicine. She is passionate about mental health advocacy and breaking the stigma surrounding these issues.
Mayoress Ali Raven
Ali is a dedicated advocate for the Logan community with expertise in local government and corporate governance. She actively supports women, families and community initiatives, actively working to empower women in leadership roles within public service.
The event concluded with a token of appreciation for the panellists and a group photo to commemorate the occasion. It was a powerful reminder of the strength, resilience and transformative potential of women everywhere.
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