Leading the way. The intersection of her life, says Anoushka Gungadin, is when entrepreneurial leadership meets personal growth, which is the essence of her life and work. The CEO of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award in Victoria, the world’s leading youth achievement award, building the next generation of young people to become empowered leaders and involved community members, Anoushka speaks regularly on entrepreneurial-thinking, leadership and gender balance.
She is the founder of LeaderPreneur, which specialises in working with leaders to unlock their entrepreneurial thinking, leverage their feminine leadership and create success in life and work.
Dream it, begin it. Anoushka moved to Australia in 2012 after 11 years in China. She launched her business in April 2013 and took on the CEO role later that same year. She has co-authored four books in ‘The Nurtured Woman’ series, to empower women locally and globally. She is a board member of KasCare, a charity supporting vulnerable children worldwide. As the mother of two young children, Anoushka is passionate about making a difference in the lives of children and women.
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