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Margaret Guilfoyle Network

About the Network

The Margaret Guilfoyle Network brings together like-minded women from around Australia to offer them a unique professional network to learn, engage and connect.

Working alongside the Liberal Party, and other Liberal women’s groups and networks, the Margaret Guilfoyle Network is uniquely placed to upskill its subscribers, provide exclusive opportunities for professional connections and development, and give them introductions to other like-minded Liberal women.

Named in honour of Dame Margaret Guilfoyle, the first female Cabinet Minister with a portfolio in the Federal Government, our network embodies her pioneering spirit and commitment to service.

Our aim is simple yet ambitious: to unite and elevate Liberal women from all corners of Australia, creating a formidable network of skills, experiences, and aspirations and opportunities.

By being a part of the Margaret Guilfoyle Network, you can help to hone your own skills, share your experiences and ideas, engage in unique learning opportunities, or help to mentor the next generation of future Liberal leaders.

Engagement in the political sphere can be so rewarding both professionally and personally. The Margaret Guilfoyle Network provides Liberal minded women a place where they can both contribute to the political debate and benefit from association with others who are involved directly and indirectly.

Jane Hume

Senator the Hon. Jane Hume
Chair

Join the Network

As a part of the Margaret Guilfoyle Network, supporters gain access to exclusive benefits and rewards, including the ability to connect them directly with other supporters.

Whether you seek to enhance your skills, share your seasoned insights, or foster the next generation of Liberal leaders through mentorship, our network is your gateway.

Some of the benefits of becoming a supporter include:

  • Scholarships
  • Domestic and International Exchanges
  • Creating Connections
  • Professional Development
  • Internships
  • Exclusive events

Being a Supporter

Supporters will pay a subscription to join and be part of the Network.

You can join as a party member, as a non-party member or as an under 35.

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