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Women in Sport - Workplace Law Scholarship

In our genuine interest of supporting females in sport and further investing in our Females Champions Program, Workplace Law are excited to be sponsoring a scholarship program...

In our genuine interest of supporting females in sport and further investing in our Females Champions Program, Workplace Law are excited to be sponsoring a scholarship program to the value of $10,000 for Sydney FC women to advance their careers into sports administration and promote further opportunities for women in the workplace.

The scholarship is currently open to female administrators within Sydney FC and current players looking to make the transition into sports admin.

We are delighted to announce the first 3 recipients of the scholarship:

Helena Dorczak – General Manager, Commercial Strategy
Jessica Allan – General Manager, Partnerships
Hannah Lidster – General Manager, Consumer Business & Community

To read and hear more about the scholarship and the 3 recipients, please click here.

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