

Congratulations to Naomi Stuart, founder of FARMpay and Executive Manager of Regional and Agribusiness banking for the Commonwealth Bank, who will feature in the Women in Business HEAR THEM ROAR series.
Gioia is a registered Architect and established GPG Architecture & Design in February 2006. Her architectural practice undertakes a diverse range of residential, public and commercial projects and assists clients in various aspects of planning, design and architecture.
Sarah is an accomplished and highly qualified director with over 25 years’ experience in the marketing, media and communications area along with extensive experience in the education sector (domestically and internationally).
Sarah is the co-Proprietor of NRMA Insurance in Wagga, Narrandera, Cowra, Parkes, Forbes and Young, and the co-Franchisee of the NRMA Safer Driving School in Wagga and Parkes/Forbes.
Karen is a registered general and psychiatric nurse, with a background in health services delivery. Karen’s predominant work has been with people who are on the social fringe e.g. people with mental illness, with drug and alcohol dependencies, women in prisons and women experiencing domestic violence.
I have been an employee of NAB for over 27 years. I grew up in the Western Districts of Victoria and my passion for Agriculture comes from spending time on my Mum’s family farm as a child.
Now here’s what I do… Like all business owners, I do a bit of everything- Oh! I draw the line at driving a truck. Although I would do deliveries if they were still done with a horse and cart… I do HR, project management, strive to liven up our business’ culture, and I liase with the teams of people whose skills we contract in to help us make good choices.
Judy is the Founder of Sureway Employment and Training, a company which has been involved in the delivery of Employment Services for over 20 years.
Tania commenced Food I Am in September 2011, opening her amazing purpose-built facility overlooking Wagga Wagga in April 2014. Located in the heart of Australia’s food bowl, the Riverina, Food I Am is an exciting destination for all lovers of fine food.
Julianne Carroll is a solicitor and director at Commins Hendriks Lawyers. She was admitted as a solicitor in 2003 having completed a Bachelor of Business Administration and Bachelor of Laws at the University of Canberra.
Genevieve Fleming is a senior company director with more than 20 years of experience working in senior corporate marketing roles for blue chip organisations in Australia and abroad.
Congratulations to leading Wagga identity Janice Summerhaves, Director of Environmental & Community Services at the Wagga Wagga City Council...
Congratulations to the talented and inspiring Emelia Ferguson, co-manager of the stunning Kimo Estate...
Describing her mentoring sessions as empowering, Makenna Powell says mentor Simone Eyles pushes her outside her comfort zone.
Congratulations to the passionate and talented Anna Lashbrook , owner of Cackleberries by Lashbrook Farm...
Gioia is a registered Architect and established GPG Architecture & Design in February 2006. GPG undertakes a diverse range of residential, public and commercial projects...
Julianne joined Commins Hendriks as a Law Graduate in 2002 after completing her studies at the University of Canberra. She was admitted to practice as a Solicitor...
Amy opened Lil’ Melodies in 2012 after leaving her full time Public Service position of eleven years. Amy has always had a strong passion for music and created Lil’ Melodies...
Frustrated at the lack of locally produced food available in Riverina supermarkets, plus her passion for local food economies, food sovereignty...
Chris and Sarah will celebrate 10 years of business partnership this year. They own six NRMA insurance offices, two driving schools in the Riverina...
When Stephanie opened Paper Pear in July 2011 her immediate aim was to have a space to create her own art, teach children’s art and run holiday workshops...
When Elissa and her husband purchased the business just over a decade ago, it was an owner-driver operation, with one van and one truck delivering to Albury...
Jill commenced her property career at Knight Frank Sydney as part of the Graduate Scheme in 2000. Following plenty of research and planning Jill identified...
After working in Victoria and London to broaden her clinical experience, Lina and her husband, Bill Wood, decided to move back to Wagga...
Through Food I Am, Tania has achieved her dream of providing regional people with access to great food experiences while highlighting fantastic regional produce...
Do you know a high achieving business woman in the Riverina who demonstrates the incredible outcomes that can be achieved by women living and working in regional Australia?
Nominations are now open for the Women in Business Wagga 'Hear them Roar' video series.
Women in Business Wagga is delighted to announce that the office for the Minister for Small Business, Regional Development and Skills, the Hon John Barilaro MP, has agreed to sponsor the Women in Business video series in development with Mayfly Productions and Wagga.TV.
Our Speed Networking is back by popular demand!Join Women in Business Wagga Wagga at Uneke Warehouse, for a fantastic night of facilitated and fun speed networking on Tuesday 22nd May from 6pm.
Professional business programs
Networking functions
Motivational and inspiring speaker events
Support and advice from an inclusive and friendly group of successful regional businesswomen
“There are so many people out there who will tell you that you can't. What you've got to do is turn around and say, 'Watch me'.”
― Layne Beachley
The objective of the Women in Business Wagga Wagga Inc Mentor Program is to link our members with successful Riverina women in order to engage in a one-to-one mentoring relationship to provide personal and career growth and development. This provides an opportunity for these women to discuss areas of their career & personal development with someone who can offer insights and a sounding board based on their own experiences.
Would you be interested in mentoring a young high school student and helping them to complete a community project?