Sally Hasler: How Medical Misogyny Fuels a CEO's Mission

Sally Hasler took a new job when she was 36 weeks pregnant, then immediately went on maternity leave. Far from being the career handbrake we've been led to expect from a move like that, she's now CEO of Women's Health Victoria.

And women's health is in focus. Almost $800m was committed in the last budget to fill the gaps in women's healthcare – and let's be honest we all know there have been plenty of gaps!

Sally's a first time CEO, on the Board of Lifeline, and a St Johns Ambulance volunteer, all while raising three young kids, so she really gets what it's like to navigate career and family, while also working to positively change things for all women.

She's refreshingly honest about the challenges, but also incredibly optimistic about what's possible when you get the right people around the table.

In this episode, we're diving into everything from why Australia's women's health system still has massive gaps, to how Sally's approaching leadership differently, to what it's actually like trying to change the system whilst managing school drop-offs.