Snowboard cross athlete Amber Essex found her passion for the snow at a very early age, and now her eyes are set on the 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Italy.
The Women of Winter (WoW) Working Group held its first online meeting on Thursday 27 March, marking a significant step forward in advancing opportunities for women in snowsports.
As the current Head Mogul Coach for Team Buller Riders (TBR), Paris Speirs’ work in the snow industry spans both domestic and international contexts with her mogul coaching roles for Snow Australia and the New South Wales Institute of Sport (NSWIS).
On the eve of International Women's Day, Snow Australia is proud to announce the formation of the inaugural Women of Winter (WoW) Working Group, a key initiative aimed at fostering engagement, support and empowerment for women in snowsports.
As the current General Manager at Selwyn Snow Resort, Abi Spackman didn’t always see herself working in the snow industry, but knew she always wanted to be connected to Selwyn.
Rhylla Morgan is the Communications Manager and spokesperson for Mt Buller and Mt Stirling, where a core part of her job is telling the story of the resort and spreading the word about the special part of the world she works in.
If you’ve ever visited Mount Hotham during the Australian winter, or Whistler during the northern hemisphere winter, it’s likely that you will have crossed paths with Millie Evans.
Snow Australia is excited to announce the formation of our first Women of Winter Working Group, dedicated to advancing our mission to empower, connect, and support women in Snowsports.
The Hotham Women of Winter Networking evening was held on Monday, August 12, the third and final of the industry careers networking evenings for the 2024 season.
On Monday evening more than 60 women from the snow sports industry gathered in Jindabyne for an evening of networking at the Women of Winter event, held in collaboration with APSI Advancing Women in Snowsports. In attendance were snowsports instructors and trainers, coaches, athletes, retail, fitness and sport administration.
Snowboard Freeride athlete Briony Johnson has learnt to become proficient at a juggling act: balancing her career as an athlete with her profession as a Terrain Park Manager.
Women of Winter, the Snow Australia initiative that aims to champion and empower Snowsports Women to reach their full potential, will be holding two networking events in July. This series of networking events is an opportunity for participants to make connections with other women employed in our diverse snow industry, while creating awareness of career opportunities within the community.
Whilst blogger and journalist Rachael Oakes-Ash is best known for being the driving force behind blog ‘Snows Best’, she has worn many hats within the snow community.
Rachael was a late starter on snow, first hitting the slopes at Thredbo as an adult before becoming hooked years later after a trip to New Zealand.
As Director of Sport at Lowther Hall Anglican Grammar School in Essendon, Vicki Hoban will once again be back at Victorian Interschools with the biggest team the school has entered in three decades of competing.
A passion for winter sports born in her youth didn't necessarily lead Layne Flannery to a job based at the National Sportsport Training Centre (NSTC), but it certainly didn't hurt.