Partners

Our technology teams are working together to build tomorrows bank today. As the trusted partner of one in three Australians and a quarter of all businesses, our teams are focused on maximising the power of our technology and data sets to safely and securely offer customers a truly unique and personalised digital experience.

Whether you’re designing the apps people hold in their hands or the systems they’re delivered through, if you’re part of CommBank Technology you’re determining how more than 17 million customers access their money. Your work will matter.

Robert Half is the global, specialised talent solutions provider that helps employers find their next great hire and jobseekers uncover their next opportunity. Robert Half offers both contract and permanent placement services, and is the parent company of Protiviti, a global consulting firm. Robert Half are leading IT recruiters with deep expertise for placing experts in tech areas such as infrastructure, software engineering and business transformation, with offices in Melbourne, Mount Waverley, Brisbane, Perth, and Sydney.

Talent is a global recruitment specialist which brings together experts in tech, transformation & beyond.  We work with thousands of contract and permanent professionals and find talent for start-ups, small to medium-sized enterprises, public sector organisations and multinational corporations across diverse industry sectors. With a global presence across 10 cities, we’re proud to still be independently Australian owned and operated – and believe being different is the key to progress.

Our commitment to be more than a transactional recruitment company is the responsibility of everyone in Talent.  We are here to be different and make a difference. Our culture defines our separation from traditional recruitment providers and is brought to life everyday through our client services and solutions, as well as community programmes e.g. Talent RISE supporting youth unemployment.

Our vision and ambition are unique, we are committed to creating the most rewarding experiences for clients, candidates, colleagues and the community.

Founded in 2005, Victorian Information Communication Technology for Women Network (VICT4.W) is a not-for-profit organisation that operates to increase the entry, retention, and progress of women in the ESTEAM industries. Our vision is to actively promote and support women throughout their ESTEAM careers. Our mission is to provide a range of practical and sustainable initiatives that will promote urban and regional women’s entry, retention, and progression in tech.

There are many other initiatives within the industry that focus on gender diversity. What makes Vic ICT for Women unique is that we take a holistic approach to diversity. Our programs are focused across all ages of women, from young schoolgirls and women at university, through to those already in the industry all the way to industry leaders.

Our programs are designed to impact change and affect diversity at throughout a woman’s education and career. Vic ICT for Women have been recognised by the industry for its contribution and was awarded the #Tech Diversity Award for Champion of the Year 2019. This distinguished award recognises the extensive work that the entire VIC ICT for Women team contributes to the industry.

Learn more here: https://www.vicictforwomen.com.au

The TCA is Australia’s peak industry body for the tech sector. The Australian tech sector is a pillar of the Australian economy, contributing $167 billion per annum to the Australian economy and employing 861,000 people. This makes the tech sector equivalent to Australia’s third-largest industry, behind mining and banking, and Australia’s seventh-largest employing sector.

The TCA represents over 165 member companies from a diverse cross-section of Australia’s technology sector. This includes deep tech and software companies to VC firms and advisors. Several of our members operate or invest in businesses subject to foreign investment approvals, including multinationals, domestic firms, and venture capital funds

Women in Digital is passionate about harnessing the power of technology to solve problems and create a better future for all. Driven by this purpose, WID have become a cornerstone of the Australian tech community over the last 9 years with the key focus of improving gender diversity in the industry.

Women in Digital believes that technology should be built by all people, for all people. That’s why they are passionate about creating an inclusive and welcoming community for all women in digital and diversity champions. Women in Digital connect people in the industry through quarterly networking and panel events, educate the community through telling the stories and sharing the careers of women in digital, and empower people and companies through their industry-leading annual awards program, the Women in Digital Awards.

If you are interested in learning more about Women in Digital, head to their website https://womenindigital.org/

DSPANZ is a non-profit industry association representing the world-class business software sector in Australia and New Zealand.

We have a proven track record of helping government agencies consult and work with the business software industry on major policies and projects requiring technology-led solutions and change to business-to-business or government processes.

Our mission is to help grow the dynamic, world-class business software sector in Australia and New Zealand by:

• Sharing knowledge, expertise and industry updates;

• Building strong networks in Australia and New Zealand;

• Connecting government and industry to solve challenges together;

• Engaging with government on behalf of members to inform policy outcomes;

• Enabling consultation for members on B2G and B2B initiatives.

Learn more here: https://www.dspanz.org

Founded in 2014, Women in STEMM Australia is a non-profit organisation that has grown into a nationally recognised association for women in science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine (STEMM). Our purpose is to connect, empower and advocate for STEMM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics, medicine) women and girls to have equality in the Australian workplace.

Our diverse and inclusive network includes over 40,000 STEMM professionals in academia, industry, education, business and government. This includes all women in STEMM (and those who enable STEMM) regardless of their discipline and profession. We raise the profile of women in STEMM, provide role models by increasing the visibility of women in STEMM, expand their professional network, and advocate on their behalf at various levels.

Learn more here: https://womeninstemm.au

Girls in Tech is a global non-profit organisation focused on the engagement, education, and empowerment of women in technology. Founded in 2007 by Audriana Gascoigne, the organisation has grown from San Fransisco to more than 50 chapters located in North America, Australia, Europe, Asia, The Middle East, Africa, and South America.

The Girls in Tech Australia chapter was started with the vision of creating a community of like-minded women who could support and encourage one another right here in Australia.

To learn more: https://australia.girlsintech.org/about