Megan Dalla-Camina is an award-winning women’s leadership and empowerment expert, celebrated for her innovative and insightful work helping women rise. With two decades as a corporate executive at global giants like IBM, GE, and PwC, and over a decade as a founder and entrepreneur, Megan has shaped a distinct path in women’s leadership. As the Founder and CEO of Women Rising, she directs her extensive knowledge and passion toward supporting women to create clarity and purpose, build confidence and become authentic leaders who own their power. Her Women Rising program has empowered over 10,000 women in 65 countries, collaborating with major corporations like Microsoft, Accenture, and BMW.A best-selling author of four influential books, Megan’s research, writing, teaching and coaching have not only earned her international acclaim but also sparked vital conversations about women’s roles in leadership and life. She has been honoured by the Women’s Economic Forum for her contributions to women’s empowerment, recognised as Woman of the Year and Mentor of the Year by B&T, and won the 2024 Telstra Best of Business Award for Accelerating Women.Her holistic, science-backed leadership and empowerment models encourage women to lead authentically and sustainably, be intentionally well, and create success on their own terms. Megan has been featured in hundreds of media outlets around the world including Forbes, Marie Claire, CNN, The Project, Fast Company, and her weekly column on Psychology Today has more than 2 million readers.Her latest book, Women Rising: The Forces That Hold Us Back and The Tools To Help Us Rise is set to create a revolution for women on leadership, work and womanhood. It’s already being hailed as ‘life-changing’ and is the manifesto and how-to book that millions of women have been waiting for.Megan’s commitment extends beyond business; her philanthropic efforts support women-focused charities. She holds two Master’s degrees, in Business Management and Wellness & Positive Psychology, the Inner MBA from NYU, and she is a current PhD researcher in Women’s Spirituality and Leadership at the California Institute of Integral Studies.