Join us for a special high tea event celebrating Queensland Women in Franchising. Mark your calendars for Friday, 12th July 2024, from 3:00 to 4:30 pm at Rydges - Southbank Brisbane, located at 9 Glenelg Street, South Brisbane QLD 4101.
Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a meaningful dialogue and support a worthy cause. Reserve your seat today and join us in fostering empowerment and solidarity among women in franchising.
Brooke Hanson OLY OAM, an Olympic Gold and Silver Medallist empowers people to live a purpose driven life, motivating individuals and inspiring organisations to achieve greatness.
The swimming star remains one of Australia's most recognised Olympians. Brooke Hanson is a vibrant high energy presenter she loves sharing her story and keys to Energy Health performance and leadership success by encouraging self-belief, accountability and finding purpose through positivity.
Bridgette Louise Starr is a pioneer in Australian football (soccer) history, celebrated as the first indigenous woman footballer to represent Australia at both the World Cup and the Olympic Games. Born in a regional town, Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia, Bridgette's journey in the sport began at a young age.
At just 16 years old, Bridgette was named in the Australian Women's Soccer Squad, showcasing her exceptional talent and dedication to the sport. Two years later, in September 1994, she played her first international game, starting a successful career that lasted almost ten years.
Bridgette's achievements are nothing short of remarkable. She competed in numerous international tournaments, including the Oceania World Cup qualifiers and the United States Women's Cup, establishing herself as a formidable defender on the field. Her contributions were pivotal in securing victories for her team, notably scoring her first international goal during the must-win final of the Oceania World Cup qualifiers in October 1998.
In 1999, Bridgette's talent and commitment earned her a coveted spot on the Australian team for the FIFA Women's World Cup, a historic moment in her career. She also represented her country at the Sydney Olympic Games, leaving an everlasting mark on the global stage.
Throughout her career, Bridgette showcased resilience, skill, and leadership, earning the respect and admiration of teammates and fans alike. Her legacy extends beyond her achievements on the field, as she continues to inspire future generations of indigenous athletes. Today, Bridgette Starr remains a celebrated figure in Australian sports history, honoured for her groundbreaking contributions to women's football (soccer).
She now shares her wisdom, courage, determination, and ever ending positive energy with her clients at her Air Locker franchise in Runaway Bay Gold Cost Queensland. She is passionate and focused on giving people the opportunity to accelerate their fitness and health goals through altitude training.
Bridgette lives on the Gold Coast and prefers to be called B these days. She loves spending time with her son Bhodi and watching him explore life and create experiences with him every day.
