ARN Women in ICT Finalists: Bay McGovern, Demelza Green, and Weasley Au

September 1, 2024

Congratulations to three of our team members for being selected as finalists in the ARN Women in ICT Awards 2024.


Recognised for their achievements and contributions within Patient Zero, our finalists are:


  • Bay McGovern - Shining Star
  • Demelza Green - Innovation
  • Weasley Au - Graduate


“This is a stunning display of emerging and established female talent in Australia,” said ARN Editor Julia Talevski. “This year’s finalists have set an extremely high bar and are a source of inspiration for women leading the way in technology — we are proud and privileged to be celebrating each and every one of them.”


WIICTA 2024 will honour the channel across eight categories, spanning Innovation, Technical, Entrepreneur, Graduate, Rising Star, Shining Star, Achievement, and DE&I Individual Champion awards.


In response to a wealth of standout submissions, specific categories have been divided to best acknowledge and highlight the depth of female talent in the Australian market.


The winners will be announced on September 19th at the prestigious event set to take place at Doltone House in Jones Bay Wharf Sydney.


For more information on the ARN Women in ICT Awards 2024, visit the official ARN announcement here.

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