Women in Transport the focus of industry event

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As a part of our ongoing efforts to support the invaluable role of women in the transport industry, Transport for NSW hosted a collaborative industry Women in Transport event.

This event brought together women and men from both the private and public sectors to strengthen women’s networks within the industry and achieve better gender balance at industry events.

The event theme The Future Is Now; focused on the opportunities presented by our changing working environment and how our Future Transport team have leveraged these circumstances to create flexible and adaptive plans for the future of our state.

Transport for NSW is proud of our successful senior leaders who lead the conversation at the event.

Clare Gardiner-Barnes - Deputy Secretary, Freight, Strategy and Planning, hosted the evening, using her insight gained from the Future Transport program to engage with speakers and panellists throughout the event.

Tessa Knox-Grant – Director, Future Transport Metropolitan Strategy, shared her knowledge on the impact of the Future Transport Strategy for Sydney and regional communities as well as the need for integrated transport systems in this ongoing process.

Meg Graham - Executive Director, People and Corporate Affairs for Group Rail, discussed the culture required to successfully deliver our Future Transport strategy as well as the emerging trends that will continue to shape our workforce into the future.

And finally, Sarah Hill - CEO Greater Sydney Commission, spoke about Greater Sydney Commission’s collaboration with Transport and other government agencies, in facilitating the creation of ‘30 minute cities’ that will be both liveable and sustainable for generations to come.

This event is an example of the way in which Transport for NSW continues to empower women to participate and lead within our organisation toward successful and inclusive solutions for our state’s future.

Find out more about Transport careers for women.