News Articles for Alicia Curtis

The grants from WA philanthropic organisation 100 Women have improved the lives of more than 37,100 women and girls.

In celebration of International Women's Day, inductees of the WA Women's Hall of Fame and the winners of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA Women in Resources Awards were announced over the weekend.

Business News's inaugural Food for Thought breakfast brought together some of WA's best female business minds to discuss issues ranging from inequity to ongoing workplace challenges.

40under40: Alicia Curtis credits her years of community involvement as providing the foundations of her passion for philanthropy.

Kimberley Pharmacy Services director and remote area pharmacist Hannah Mann has received the highest honour at this year's Business News 40under40 Awards, being named First Amongst Equals in a diverse pool of young business and community leaders.

Female-led investment initiatives are building momentum from the ground up, and there's plenty of opportunity in WA.

Power Ledger co-founder Jemma Green has been named as EY's fintech entrepreneur of the year at the national awards in Sydney last night, while Melbourne-based Jo Horgan took out the main award.

The growth of giving circles such as 100 Women and Impact100 WA is demonstrating that the model is a sustainable pathway for philanthropy.

Southcare's emerging leaders program is launching potential board careers for 20 young professionals each year.

A new philanthropy fund focused on improving the lives of women has garnered support from some of the state's highest-profile businesswomen.

Alicia Curtis has been elected national young representative on the Business and Professional Women Australia board.

TWO young Western Australians have emerged as shining lights for the not-for-profit sector.