Stefanie Wilson

At SheEO we are here to transform ourselves and systems by collectively working on the Worlds To-Do List. We started in Canada in 2015 to demonstrate a radically redesigned model to get capital (all forms of capital) into the hands of women and non-binary innovators. At the time ~3% of venture capital and 4% of bank loans went to women. It has since backslid even further with COVID exacerbating deeply biased systems and structures. Over the years, SheEO has grown to 5 countries (Canada, US, New Zealand, Australia, UK) and evolved to formally recognize and support non-binary individuals as Activators and Ventures. Our collective purpose has also grown - from funding entrepreneurs to also shifting our mindsets, decolonizing ourselves, rooting in Indigenous wisdom and racial justice, and using our power to build equitable systems. To date, we have funded 100+ brilliant innovators and we are creating ecosystems wherever we operate to ensure those who have been put to the margins are supported to co-create a world that works for all.

At SheEO we are here to transform ourselves and systems by collectively working on the Worlds To-Do List. We started in Canada in 2015 to demonstrate a radically redesigned model to get capital (all forms of capital) into the hands of women and non-binary innovators. At the time ~3% of venture capital and 4% of bank loans went to women. It has since backslid even further with COVID exacerbating deeply biased systems and structures. Over the years, SheEO has grown to 5 countries (Canada, US, New Zealand, Australia, UK) and evolved to formally recognize and support non-binary individuals as Activators and Ventures. Our collective purpose has also grown - from funding entrepreneurs to also shifting our mindsets, decolonizing ourselves, rooting in Indigenous wisdom and racial justice, and using our power to build equitable systems. To date, we have funded 100+ brilliant innovators and we are creating ecosystems wherever we operate to ensure those who have been put to the margins are supported to co-create a world that works for all.

Some challenges are too complex to solve alone. Coordinated progress across government, industry and community is rare. Were built to make it common. The most significant opportunities for economic and community progress emerge at the intersection of government, industry and community. Thats where different capabilities, perspectives and resources exist to make something genuinely new possible. ​Keystone Commons bring sectors together around shared opportunities, navigate the complexity of cross-sector delivery, and sustain the collaborative momentum that turns genuine intent into real impact. A not-for-profit built to be an enabler, a connector and a champion of others doing great work in their part of the ecosystem. To accelerate collaboration without compromising commercial integrity. To build bridges, capture learning and build the shared connections that turns fragmented effort into lasting prosperity.

The Financial Basics Foundation is an independent non-profit organisation dedicated to providing free financial literacy resources to Australian educators. Teachers can access free resources, the ESSI Money game and a private discussion forum on our website.

Our department and portfolio are integral to the Australian Government’s economic agenda. We’re helping to build a better future for all Australians by: • growing innovative and competitive businesses, industries and regions • investing in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) • strengthening the resources sector. From critical technologies to critical minerals, astronomy to supply chains, we’re many policy topics, industries, and careers in one. Our department is home to a wide range of entities, including: • Anti-Dumping Commission • Anti-Dumping Review Panel • AusIndustry • Australian Building Codes Board Office • Australian Industry Participation Authority • Australian Radioactive Waste Agency • Australian SKA Office • Australian Space Agency • Critical Minerals Office • Major Projects Facilitation Agency • National Measurement Institute • National Offshore Petroleum Titles Administrator • Office of National Rail Industry Coordination • Office of Supply Chain Resilience • Office of the Chief Scientist • Questacon. Our people bring diverse skills, perspectives and lived experiences to this unique breadth of work. Follow us to keep up with the latest news and learn about exciting career opportunities. Read our social media community guidelines: industry.gov.au/socialuse

At SheEO we are here to transform ourselves and systems by collectively working on the Worlds To-Do List. We started in Canada in 2015 to demonstrate a radically redesigned model to get capital (all forms of capital) into the hands of women and non-binary innovators. At the time ~3% of venture capital and 4% of bank loans went to women. It has since backslid even further with COVID exacerbating deeply biased systems and structures. Over the years, SheEO has grown to 5 countries (Canada, US, New Zealand, Australia, UK) and evolved to formally recognize and support non-binary individuals as Activators and Ventures. Our collective purpose has also grown - from funding entrepreneurs to also shifting our mindsets, decolonizing ourselves, rooting in Indigenous wisdom and racial justice, and using our power to build equitable systems. To date, we have funded 100+ brilliant innovators and we are creating ecosystems wherever we operate to ensure those who have been put to the margins are supported to co-create a world that works for all.

At SheEO we are here to transform ourselves and systems by collectively working on the Worlds To-Do List. We started in Canada in 2015 to demonstrate a radically redesigned model to get capital (all forms of capital) into the hands of women and non-binary innovators. At the time ~3% of venture capital and 4% of bank loans went to women. It has since backslid even further with COVID exacerbating deeply biased systems and structures. Over the years, SheEO has grown to 5 countries (Canada, US, New Zealand, Australia, UK) and evolved to formally recognize and support non-binary individuals as Activators and Ventures. Our collective purpose has also grown - from funding entrepreneurs to also shifting our mindsets, decolonizing ourselves, rooting in Indigenous wisdom and racial justice, and using our power to build equitable systems. To date, we have funded 100+ brilliant innovators and we are creating ecosystems wherever we operate to ensure those who have been put to the margins are supported to co-create a world that works for all.