"Getting that balance and keeping that rhythm and pushing and wanting to be the best I can be and not realising this is not worth it. It was a really tough time."
Clare Pearson
CEO, Little Wings
Fearless Female Leadership with Clare Pearson from Little Wings
In this week’s episode we’re talking fearless female leadership with Clare Pearson, CEO for Little Wings.
Little Wings is a charity based at Bankstown Aerodrome that provides FREE air and ground transport for seriously ill children from regional and rural NSW, ultimately, providing access to life-saving medical treatment via the Sydney Children’s Hospital Network and John Hunter Children’s Hospital.
Clare is a strong believer in the power of people and believes a united effort can affect meaningful and significant change on a local and global level.
In this episode we talk about:
- Clare’s journey as a female leader in a male dominated industry
- Tips for women about taking leadership roles
- The lessons and experiences she’s taken from her work
- What it means to work in a role of purpose
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Guest Spotlight
Clare Pearson
Clare is the CEO at Little Wings, commencing her tenure in 2019; she has dedicated her career to the not-for-profit sector. Most recently she has fulfilled roles as CEO in the anti-human trafficking and dis-ability industries.
Clare is a qualified psychologist, specialising in child and adolescent welfare, and is passionate about working in community-based projects aimed at making a difference in the lives of children and their families.
Following her training, Clare worked in positions of senior leadership in both Australia and the United Kingdom, establishing new projects of purpose and developing, leading and inspiring teams in executing innovative programs in the areas of child protection, early intervention, disability and education.
More recently, Clare authored a book titled, Threads of Hope, with the goal of celebrating the lives of human trafficking survivors. Ultimately, shining a light on the devastating scars humans have battled, the survivor stories of triumph and the incredible work, passion and intervention offered by Australians in creating change, raising the voice of those unable.
Clare is a strong believer in the power of people, whereby a united effort can affect meaningful and significant change on a local and global level.
