Women in Economics Students' Society
University of Melbourne
Women in Commerce Conference
Join us for an evening dedicated to empowering and inspiring female-identifying students through a keynote speech, panels, and networking sessions with professionals across diverse industries.
Hear from leading voices as they share insights on career development, industry trends, and the value of female leadership. The night will conclude with a networking session, giving you the chance to connect directly with our sponsors and explore exciting opportunities 🌟
📍 Arts West Building (Building 148)
🗓️ Thursday, 23th April
⏰ 6:30 - 9:00 PM
Do not miss this chance to be inspired, build connections, and take the next step in your career journey. See you there!
EVENT PANELLISTS
Rebekah Parker
Deloitte Access Economics
Rebekah is a Senior Economist at DAE and the Chair of Women in Economics Network. She specialises in occupational health & safety, construction, and agriculture. Rebekah helps to facilitate DAE's Model Your Future program.
Emilia Mosiejewski
Zeller
Stephanie Agelopoulos
L'Oreal
Emilia is a Sales Manager at Zeller, an Australian fintech company redefining payments for modern businesses. She holds a Juris Doctor and Bachelor of Commerce & Arts from Monash University.
Stephanie works as a Brand Marketing Management Trainee for YSL. She holds a Bachelor of Business and Marketing from Monash University.
Kimberly Whitson
Archa
Mavis Zhang
Talaria
Shannon Wallis
Commonwealth Bank
Kimberly is the Chief of Staff at Archa, a corporate spending management platform. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Computing & Applied Economics from University of the Pacific.
Mavis is an Associate Analyst at Talaria Capital, working in a global equities fund. Mavis holds an MBA from Melbourne Business School as well as a CFA qualification.
Shannon is working as a Graduate in Commonwealth Bank's Institutional Banking and Markets department. Shannon graduated from Monash University in 2024.
Thakshi Wijesundara
Franklin Templeton
Thakshi is a Senior Director in Franklin Templeton's Institutional Business department, with over a decade of experience in business development. She is also a Committee Member of Women in Super.