Growing Australia’s future STEM leadership cohort
Fourteen up-and-coming leaders of Australian science are working directly with national STEM innovators through ATSE's Emerging Leaders Network.
Fourteen up-and-coming leaders of Australian science are working directly with national STEM innovators through ATSE's Emerging Leaders Network.
The members of the Network work alongside ATSE Fellows – innovators, researchers and industry leaders – in our nine Policy Forums and our International Strategy Group to develop their leadership and advocacy skills, and to learn about the processes of collating and providing advice to government and industry.
The Network is designed to enhance the contributions of emerging leaders in STEM by connecting them with ATSE Fellows and broader professional networks. This helps them develop leadership skills and embrace practical approaches for addressing complex problems effectively. The members actively contribute to their Forums and are assigned a Fellow as mentor who supports and guides them in their journey.
In addition to their time with the Policy Forums, the Network members also meet as a group to exchange ideas and provide peer support as they learn and develop their leadership skills. Growing connections with each other and ATSE Fellows is a central aim of the program.
Now in its third year, the Emerging Leaders Network was established to support early and mid-career professionals in STEM to bring their unique perspectives to many of the challenges that society faces, and in turn, to ATSE’s policy and advocacy work.
Digital Futures Forum
Education Forum
Energy Forum
Health and Medical Technology Forum
Industry and Innovation Forum
Infrastructure Forum
Mineral Resources Forum
Water Forum
International Strategy Group