WOMEN IN SUPER CEW EXECUTIVE LEADERS SCHOLARSHIP
Applications for this new scholarship opportunity will open in January 2026
Next round: Date to be confirmed
COURSE TYPE
Five day immersive residential retreat
VALUE
$20,000
OPEN TO
Executive and C-suite women leaders in the Superannuation sector
LOCATION
Various, most recently Sorrento (VIC) and Adelaide Hills (SA)
PARTNER
Women in Super is a not-for-profit organisation that works to improve women’s retirement outcomes, by working with government, unions, employer organisations, regulators and superannuation funds to campaign for a fairer super system, void of gender-based inequality.
In partnership with Women in Super, we are offering one woman working in the Superannuation sector an incredible opportunity to participate in the CEW Executive Leaders Program, a bespoke residential retreat for exceptional leaders to amplify their impact, gravitas and executive presence.
This Scholarship is open to women members of Women in Super, working in the Superannuation sector in Executive or C-suite roles, with ten or more years' management experience and three or more years' experience in the Superannuation sector. Applications will be open to candidates nationally and one scholarships will be awarded each year.
This scholarship aims to equip women in the Superannuation sector in executive or C-suite roles to progress to a CEO role, within 1-3 years post award.
WHO SHOULD APPLY?
To be eligible to apply, you must meet the minimum selection criteria:
Inclusions and Obligations
“I recognise that to lead in this space and effectively manage diverse perspectives, I need to continue to develop my own inclusive leadership skills.”
“This scholarship is immensely valuable for my growth as a leader. It will provide me with an extraordinary opportunity to enhance my leadership abilities and engage with a community of female leaders from diverse industries.”
“I am looking forward to being stretched and challenged by the course content, and I’m supremely excited to be joining a cohort of smart and aspirational women, to learning alongside and from them and to building a network of peers who may be a source of counsel, support and friendship.”
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