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WATCH WOMEN WIN

 

New Zealand women continue to achieve success in all fields - from business, to arts, to science, to sport.

 

It’s time for all New Zealanders to feel it’s no longer unusual for a woman to succeed in any way she chooses – and be championed doing so.

There’s a huge amount of work to be done to find ways that enable, empower and encourage women to fulfil their professional or personal aspirations and dreams, which uplifts us all, socially and economically. 

 

This isn’t only about women supporting women - this is about all New Zealanders acknowledging the need for practical solutions to help lift women up by encouraging and empowering them to strive and win in all aspects of life.

 

The findings of ANZ's Watch Women Win Report show a need for companies of all shapes and sizes to step up.

 

By ‘watching women win’ we can shine a light on and celebrate achievements experienced by women – from the top sporting echelons of the Olympics and Paralympics, to women who are winning everyday by making it to the gym, pursuing their side hustle, or returning to study to improve their whānau’s future. 

 

Employers have an opportunity to use their influence and leadership to celebrate and champion our Kiwi women in all fields, and our research respondents told us mentors and role models play a big part in the lives of our wāhine toa.

 

As one of the country’s largest employers, we’re committed to help create change and make a difference for the next generation of New Zealanders.

 

 

Download ANZ's Watch Women Win report

Download ANZ's Watch Women Win report (2.33MB PDF)
Download ANZ's Watch Women Win report (2.33MB PDF)

Reimagining wāhine leadership

A summary of the lessons learned from ANZ New Zealand and the Trans-Tasman Business Circle's first-ever Watch Women Win Study Tour.

Supporting women to succeed

It's time for all New Zealanders to feel it's no longer unusual for a woman to succeed in any way she chooses – and be championed doing so.

ANZ's Watch Women Win Report

There’s a huge amount of work to be done to find ways that enable, empower and encourage women to fulfil their professional or personal aspirations and dreams, which uplifts us all, socially and economically.

Olympic gold medalist Emma Twigg talks with ANZ NZ CEO Antonia Watson about being outside her comfort zone and overcoming her fears.


Paralympic Gold Medallist Holly Robinson talks about how she used her failures to inspire her successes.

Int. Women's Day 2022

A gold medal for confidence

Uneven Results - The Economic Impacts of COVID-19 on Women

The COVID-19 pandemic has had uneven economic impacts on men and women.

ANZ NZ commits to reporting gender pay gap

ANZ NZ joins other companies in publicly reporting the organisation’s gender pay gap.

Talking openly and honestly about menopause

Younger generations are leading the charge when it comes to being body positive and what it means to be a woman – what can we learn from them?

Inspirational Women

Much more than just a ‘farmer’s wife’

With the critical role women play in food systems around the world being recognised by this year’s International Day of Rural Women on October 15th, Hawkes Bay farmer Maddy McLean reflects on how the traditional role of women in agriculture has evolved, and how she gained the skills, knowledge and confidence to contribute to both the day-to-day, and business sides of her farm.

'This is Not a Job Interview' with Sharon Zollner

She is ANZ New Zealand's Chief Economist, but who is the real Sharon Zollner?

Paralympian Holly Robinson on turning ‘failures’ into gold

Paralympian and javelin specialist Holly Robinson is the picture of confidence, strength and determination - but she’s also open about her long journey developing that mental toughness.

The Next Generation

Future female leaders develop solutions to real financial problems

A new generation of young, female leaders have brainstormed solutions to real-world financial issues as part of an ANZ-backed course – with impressive results.

ANZ Graduate being the change she wants to see

Poppy Brinsley is putting her dreams into action in her role as an Analyst with ANZ’s Sustainable Finance unit.

ANZ data grad tells the stories behind the numbers

With a degree in computer science, statistics, economics and business analytics, Anusha Rai is clearly good with numbers – but she’s finding that her real passion is using numbers to tell a story.