We're a talent agency for female experts
If you’re here, you believe, as we do, that female experts, leaders, and speakers deserve the spotlight, equal access to influential platforms, and recognition. At the Visibility Project, we're not just calling for it—we're making it happen.
Here you’ll find some of Australia’s most promising emerging business leaders, engaging speakers, and impressive experts for your next conference, podcast interview, brand collaboration, or workshop.
And they all happen to be women.
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![Dr Tiffany De Sousa Machado - female wellbeing speaker]()
Dr Tiffany De Sousa Machado
Keynote Speaker, Transformative Wellbeing Expert, Head of Wellbeing and Development, Lecturer and Associate Head People & Culture at University of Adelaide.
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Dr Anna Finizio
Dr. Anna Finizio is a policy director, a women's policy specialist, and an energetic advocate and speaker.
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Helen Whait
Founder of ActivOT, award-winning occupational therapist, entrepreneur, and speaker.
Explore and engage some of our leaders, experts and speakers
They all happen to be women
What we do
We're a talent agency for female experts, leaders and speakers. We pitch them, promote them, and provide them with the tools and opportunities they need to succeed. From media placements and speaking engagements to personal branding, we ensure our clients' voices are heard and their influence is expanded.
WORKSHOPS
We work with some of Australia’s largest organisations-from major banks to non profits-helping their leaders to become visible through our Visible Leaders program.
MENTORING
We’ve mentored hundreds of business, female leaders to raise their profile and become known for their expertise.
REPRESENTATION & MANAGEMENT
We’ve secured speaking and high visibility opportunities for our clients with some of the most influential platforms and organisations.
A message from our founder
Our client, Kedeisha Kartinyeri, a proud Ngarrindjeri woman and co-founder of KML Business Solutions, quickly gained momentum after joining us. Within a month, she secured her first major media opportunity, sparking a wave of speaking invitations. Among them was an invitation to speak at an event hosted by Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand—an influential platform for Kedeisha to share her message.
Since then, Kedeisha has appeared regularly in the media, continues to receive speaking requests, and was recently appointed to the State Library of South Australia board—the first Aboriginal board member and, in Kedeisha's words, definitely not the last.
Kedeisha's story proves the transformative power of visibility and makes me think about all the people we're not hearing from. People like Kedeisha, who have so much to offer but often remain unseen. That's why The Visibility Project exists”.
Amy Springhall