Steven Rothfield

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Steven Rothfield

Treasurer

Steven Rothfield is committed to social justice and, in addition to being a donor, has worked as a hands-on volunteer on philanthropic projects since his retirement as MD of Bryant and May (brands as Redheads & Wilkinson Sword). Working with Indigenous leaders in over 30 projects, he has recognised the significant role of women in community development, and several of these projects were to improve their economic and educational opportunities.

He is currently on the Board of Kaiela Institute Ltd, Barpirdhila Foundation and Dungala Kaiela Foundation. He has served as a Director on the Australian Communities Foundation Board for almost a decade. With a Commerce degree, an MBA (Melbourne) and a CPA, his career includes general management, management consultancy, IT and finance.

Quick facts about Steven Rothfield

Inspired by

the scope and scale of achievements that women have made, despite the challenges they face

Driven by

the unfairness of the barriers women experience in their aspirations to make a fairer and better society

Actions I Take

as I have myself gained a better understanding of gender inequities, I work to mobilise other men and society generally to address these

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Sam Mostyn AO

Chair

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Joyce Teo

Operations Manager

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Jill Reichstein OAM

Co-founder and Deputy Chair

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Because of existing inequities, if we fund men and women equally, women will still be unequal.

Eve Mahlab AO

Also known as Australian Women Donors Network (ABN: 28 141 197 471), Australians Investing in Women is a registered charity endorsed by the Australian Tax Office as a deductible gift recipient (DGR1) under a special listing, all donations over $2 are tax deductible.

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