Why we need more women in racing Asian Racing Conference 2018

How more women on leadership teams, boards, more than one, means innovation and better results. Women are half the world. It’s time!

May 2018 | ARF Seoul

Speaking to graduates at the 2017 University of Auckland Business school graduation ceremony on ‘Lessons I would tell my 22 year old self when i graduated with my Law Degree.

Victoria Carter speaking at the IFHA. Perspectives on consumer and political environment, Panel discussion at the International Federation of Horse Racing October 2019. Victoria is on at 25.27

October 2019 | International Federation of Horse Racing Conference

Victoria Carter: speaking on welfare of jockeys, mental health, the demands on them, the loneliness, and what can regulators do. This is session 1 of 4 including interviews with leading jockeys Michelle Payne, Anthony Delpech and psychologist Kirsten van Heerden, followed by a panel discussion.

February 2020 | Asian Racing Conference

About to be interviewed by Simon Pound NOVEMBER 2019

Victoria Carter, president of the Northern Club, talks to Dr Asha Sundaram, Senior Lecturer in Economics, about her time at the University of Auckland. The conversation took place to mark 125 years of women’s suffrage in New Zealand.

How do we get more women into leadership and onto boards? How can we continue the progress of women? Change is too slow. If we want innovation add more women to the mix!

Victoria Carter on the circular economy, what does it mean and why is no great city in the world saying, “let’s bring in more cars!” Starts 9 minutes in.

March 2020 | RADIO NZ

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2011 | Radio Wammo