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Meet the women demystifying the world of work. They’ve walked the path before you and can help you separate myths from reality.
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Emma Brand

Program Manager – Renewable Fuels
Origin Energy
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April Lea

Director of Engineering
Skedulo
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Sam Mellor

Field Ranger
SEQ Water
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Victoria Currie

Talent Acquisition Manager
Tesserent
You don’t have to be anything you’re not or spend time or energy being ashamed of who you are - be true to yourself.
Emma Brand Program Manager – Renewable Fuels
It gets better, and you get better, and realise your worth. Your hobby wasn’t “stupid” or “nerdy”. You make it, I promise.
April Lea Director of Engineering
Don’t be afraid to get out of your comfort zone and try something different. Just get in there and have a go.
Sam Mellor Field Ranger
Don’t chase after a career based on salary – work towards a career you’ll actually enjoy doing.
Victoria Currie Talent Acquisition Manager

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UNIQ YOU has helped countless girls in grades 9-12 understand what roles and careers look like in the real world. Here’s what just a few of them have to say.
“UNIQ You shows girls anything is possible. It gives them someone to talk to when they may be questioning their choices or to bounce ideas off when considering options.”
- Kerry - Civil Engineer
“Students need to be able to relate to a role, which means relating to a person in that role. Girls in particular need to see that there is a pathway, that there are women already there.”
- Rebecca - Guidance Officer
“I feel like I have so many more career options to explore now that I’ve spoken to these women!”
- Jess - Grade 10 student