In this episode, we talk to Jane Hutcheon to find out how she's treading a new path as 'creator-in-chief' of her own projects after leaving her TV career.
Jane Hutcheon | Creator-in-chief

In this episode, we talk to Jane Hutcheon to find out how she's treading a new path as 'creator-in-chief' of her own projects after leaving her TV career.
In this episode, we talk to Tamara Pitelen to find out how she retrained as a business sustainability consultant after leaving her media career.
In this episode, we talk to Chamani Weerasekera to find out how she started a conscious fashion label while juggling her day job as a pharmacist.
In this episode, we talk to Emma McMillan to find out how she built a successful freelance business after leaving her teaching career.
After 15 years working in customer service roles, Marisa made a brave leap to embark on a new career path, combining her creative interests with her passion for helping women and children.
Highlights from our third season of conversations with some truly inspiring women.
Ingerlise Svaleng is a communications professional with a background in organisational coaching and positive psychology. She's also the founder of 21 Gifts – an initiative she started with her husband after their first daughter, Maia, was born with Down syndrome.
Kylie Flament started her career in big-city HR and management roles, before making a sea change and moving into not-for-profits. She is now the General Manager of Green Connect, an award-winning social enterprise that employs young people and former refugees in environmentally friendly work.
Solai Valliappan is an actuary turned tech investor, with an interest in start-ups that are bringing about positive change. She’s also a champion of female founders and hopes to inspire more women to start their own companies and get the backing they need to bring their big ideas to the world.
Greens Senator Lidia Thorpe is a passionate advocate for human rights, social justice and the environment. A proud Gunnai Gunditjmara and Djab Wurrung woman, she was the first Aboriginal woman to be elected to the Victorian Parliament, before making the leap to Federal Parliament as the first Aboriginal Senator for Victoria.