NSW International Women's Day Lunch

Harri is a Policy Manager at the Committee for Sydney and leads on mobility policy. She started her career at GoGet Carshare Australia, where she worked in various roles between 2014 and 2021. Harri has a Bachelor of Political Economic and Social Sciences with First Class Honours from The University of Sydney, where she was awarded the Richard B. Davis Award for her thesis. Harri is passionate about sustainable urbanism, vibrant local economies and reducing private car dependency.

Estelle is an urban planner, passionate about improving social equity in cities. With experience in local government, consulting, and as a senior advisor in the NSW Government, she now leads planning and housing policy at the Committee for Sydney. A Churchill Fellowship recipient, Estelle recently travelled to over 13 cities globally to research how to design better cities for women and girls.

Dr Emily Moylan is a Senior Lecturer in Transport at the School of Civil Engineering, University of Sydney, where she is leading a research program in the stochasticity of transport system performance.  Emily sits on the US Transportation Research Board Data Section's Equity Diversity and Inclusion Working Group, the University of Sydney's Science And Gender Equity (SAGE) Self Assessment Team for Career Progression, the Faculty of Engineering Equity Diversity and Inclusion Committee, and in 2023 she led the School of Civil Engineering's Gender Inclusion Working Group.

Bec has over a decade of experience in Service Design and is passionate about participatory design, public transport, and speculative design. She has experience in finance, government, telecommunication, media, and professional services. As a graduate of the Design Anthropology master's program at Swinburne University, she specialised in participatory design. In her current role, she manages a team of Service Designers who work on complex, multi-modal infrastructure and service planning projects across the state. In her spare time, she reads about data ethics, post-human-centred design, and placemaking.