Lisa Messenger - The Messenger Group

Lisa Messenger is the publisher and Editor in Chief of the renegade Collective magazine and Owner and Creative Director of The Messenger Group. She has worked globally in events, sponsorship, marketing, PR and publishing.

Lisa has authored and co-authored 17 books and The Messenger Group has custom published more than 400 books for companies and individuals. She has been a regular commentator on business, entrepreneurialism and property. She has sat on the board of the Australian Businesswomen’s Network and currently sits on the board of Publishers Australia.

She’s been a three time finalist in the Telstra Businesswoman of the Year and won Alumni of the Year for Southern Cross University. She’s trekked across India raising money for charity, ridden camels in the Sahara and experienced frightenly communal showers in the Costa Rican Jungle.

Her passion is to challenge individuals and corporations to change the way they think, take them out of their comfort zone and prove that there is more than one way to do anything. She encourages entrepreneurial spirit, creativity and innovation and lives life to the absolute max. Most mornings she wakes up and pinches herself as to how incredible her life is but she has a fascination for continual growth through exploring different cultures and rituals all over the globe. In between being a serial entrepreneur and avid traveller she spends much of her time in Bondi with her beautiful dog, Benny.

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Georgina Dent - Women’s Agenda

Georgina Dent is the acting editor of Women’s Agenda. She began her career as a commercial lawyer before joining BRW magazine as a reporter in 2008. She worked on several issues of the Rich 200 and Young Rich and reported on legal affairs, management and marketing.

She spent two years living in Oxford in the United Kingdom with her husband where she had her first daughter and, like many women before her, started a blog to record the travails of life with kids. She returned to Sydney with her family and rejoined BRW magazine in 2011. She has joined Women’s Agenda from maternity leave with her second daughter.

She is passionate about women succeeding at work and is determined to remove, or at least lower, some of the barriers and obstacles which currently trip us up on that path.

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Lizzie Renkert – formerly Madison, now freelance writing.

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