WOMEN IN INDUSTRIAL (WIN) IS AN INDUSTRY BODY ESTABLISHED TO ATTRACT GREATER DIVERSITY INTO THE INDUSTRIAL AND LOGISTICS SECTOR.

About Women in Industrial

Founded 8 years ago, WIN has grown to include Australia’s leading institutional and private industrial property companies.

At WIN we offer employment, educational and networking opportunities for women interested in joining the dynamic Industrial property sector.

Leading by example, our founding companies actively support and promote diversity in industrial property – setting progressive standards for this rapidly evolving sector. Our diversity champions span all ages, gender and background to create an inclusive, welcoming place to work as a sector of choice for everyone.

See WIN’s 2023 achievements

2023 in review

Vision

Our vision at Women in Industrial is to acknowledge and promote the positive impact women have within the industrial sector and in their respective organisations by providing a platform for women to expand their professional network and industry knowledge, ultimately promoting industrial property as a sector of choice.

Our focus areas include:

Attracting and retaining more women to leasing, transactions and property management roles in the Industrial agency sector
Increasing female participation in the industrial construction and project management sectors
Supporting the growth of women in technical disciplines such as engineering or supply chain management
Further expanding diversity of career opportunities within institutional owners, developers and managers of industrial
Promoting industrial as a career path of choice to high school and university students

Did you know?

The Amazon Robotics Fulfilment Centre at Goodman’s Oakdale West Industrial Estate in Western Sydney has a total floor area of 200,000m² – around the same size as Taronga Zoo and double the size of Bondi Beach. The facility has the capacity to house up to 20 million items.

Demand for state-of-the-art automation is increasing each year, following trends overseas such as the US where 70% of new facilities are fully automated.

The Port of Melbourne is Australia’s largest container port with 30% of the country’s international trade of goods passing through the port each year.