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As we acknowledge International Women's Day (IWD) on March 8, 2025, PKF Australia proudly stands alongside the global community in celebrating the achievements, contributions, and progress of women in all sectors.
As we acknowledge International Women's Day (IWD) on March 8, 2025, PKF Australia proudly stands alongside the global community in celebrating the achievements, contributions, and progress of women in all sectors.
This year’s theme, "March Forward", serves as a powerful call to action, reminding us that progress in gender equity requires momentum, resilience, and collective effort. At PKF, we are committed to fostering an inclusive workplace where diversity is embraced and all individuals have the opportunity to thrive.
Reflecting on the significance of this year’s theme, Lauren Deetlefs, Manager at PKF Newcastle, shares her thoughts:
"Marching forward means pushing for change and lifting everyone up. It is about creating workplaces where opportunities are equal, everyone's voice feels valued, and we actively work to shape the future."
Lauren's dedication to gender equity is evident in her leadership within PKF’s initiatives, ensuring that opportunities for growth and success are accessible to all.
Nicole Peterson, Partner at PKF Adelaide, also highlights the importance of this ongoing movement:
"The importance of International Women's Day is that this day enables us as women to support one another and enable to see what is possible "
Nicole’s leadership and advocacy have played a vital role in driving positive change within PKF, reinforcing our commitment to equity, respect, and opportunity for all.
As we celebrate IWD 2025, PKF Australia reaffirms its pledge to March Forward—to champion diversity, challenge inequality, and support the advancement of women in all aspects of business and society.
Watch the video below to hear what International Women's Day and March Forward mean to us at PKF.
Together, let's continue moving forward, ensuring that the path ahead is one of greater inclusivity, opportunity, and empowerment for everyone.
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8 Mar 2025
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