Adelaide is brimming with notable women that make significant contributions to our community and we celebrate them today on International Women’s Day.
Here are our pick of women to watch in 2022 that are making South Australia proud today and in years to come.
Flavia Tata Nardini: CEO and Co-founder at Fleet Space Technologies
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On a mission to change the world, and from space no less, Flavia Tata Nardini, is an aspiring space traveller and CEO and co-founder of Fleet.
Harnessing cutting-edge satellite communication and space technologies, Fleet is making it faster, simpler, and cheaper for organisations working in remote areas to benefit from communications.
Over the next three years, Fleet will launch a constellation of more than 140 small satellites from their new Hyper Factory located at the Australian Space Park in Adelaide.
Flavia and the team deliver seamless satellite-based solutions to support their customers in finding resources with the intention of minimising the impact on the earth.
“The world is under a lot of pressure to combat climate change and there is a push to change our ways.
“There are enormous industries that are producing negative impacts on the environment and that’s due to their lack of connectivity.
“Supporting and providing connectivity to businesses in the middle of nowhere allows us to live the life we live and receive the basic human necessities like water, energy, gas.
“The more we monitor and the more data we receive, the more we can support our planet.
Sheree Sullivan: Udder Delights and Grünthal Brew Owner
South Australian cheese sensation Sheree Sulivan has big bold plans for her new venture that has been three years in the making.
Bringing flavour, entertainment and a whole lot of love to her and husband Saul’s brain child, the dynamic duo behind Udder Delights unveils Grünthal Brew and Udder Delights Cheese Cellar, this Friday.
The location will focus on creating the ultimate tourism destination for craft beer, cheese, wine and good times.
Since Udder Delights opened its doors 20 years ago, the business has reached over $4 million in turnover and has gone from strength to strength reinvigorating the business landscape and culinary landscape.
Owner of Udder Delights, Sheree Sullivan is excited to deliver outstanding tourist experiences to consumers.
“Providing customers a full service experience hub is something we are passionate about and we can’t wait for families and kids to come out and enjoy our space.”
“We just want people to come to our house and we are here to serve you.
“We want this location to become an icon and not only be a tourism destination and we want the locals to also make this place their local.
Professor Nicola Spurrier: Chief Public Health Officer
Undoubtedly the most talked about woman in South Australia for the last 2 years, Nicola Spurlinger has been hailed as a hero for her response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Instrumental in the state’s effective virus response, Nicola has also been nominated as the SA nominee of Australian of the Year 2021.
Nicola has 29 years’ experience in SA Health, developing and implementing policies and programs across child health, obesity prevention and Aboriginal health.
Nicola has also educated community groups, councils, professionals and clinicians in countless forums and sessions to ensure they are informed and up-to-date. Throughout COVID-19’s monumental challenges, Nicola has acted professionally, strategically and compassionately.
These are but three women that are making their mark in 2022 and beyond and we couldn’t be prouder.
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