For Chloe Merry, skiing was never just about the mountain. It was about the people who shaped her journey and, increasingly, the ones she's determined to shape in return.
Women and allies from across the Australian snow industry came together for an inspiring evening of connection, conversation and learning at the jindabyne Women of Winter networking event held on Sunday.
Isla Marsh, Head Coach at Thredbo Mountain Academy, is dedicated to developing athletes and people alike. With a global coaching journey and a strong focus on relationships, she mentors both athletes and coaches to reach their potential, while championing women in snowsports and building inclusive, high‑performing teams.
Whether you’re an experienced professional, just starting out, or looking to support and champion women in the industry, these events are designed to bring people together and strengthen representation across all levels of the sport. The first networking event will be held in Jindabyne on Sunday July 12
Behind the scenes of a busy Australian winter, are many people working hard to make sure that everyone visiting the snow has the best experience possible.
During National Careers Week, we’re shining a light on the snow industry as more than a season — it can be a credible long-term career pathway with diverse roles.
For performance psychologist Courtney Hess, the Games were the culmination of years of preparation, partnership and trust, supporting athletes not just physically, but mentally and emotionally on the world stage.
For Channel 9 and Wide World of Sports reporter Lauren Tomasi, the Milano Cortina Games offered a front-row seat to history, and a chance to tell the stories that define the Olympic spirit.
While athletes took their place on the start line at the Olympic Winter Games, a dedicated network of professionals works quietly behind the scenes to ensure they can perform at their best.
As athletes took centre stage at Milano-Cortina, there was an entire network of experts working tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure Team Australia could perform at its peak.
The Snow Australia Women of Winter Action Plan will set a long-term direction to strengthen women’s participation, progression, and leadership across the snowsports community.
Following a series of impactful Women of Winter Networking events across the snow season, the final event for 2025 was held on Wednesday at Mt Buller, rounding off the season with strong energy and meaningful conversations.
Hosted by Mt Buller, the networking event is an opportunity to create new connections within the industry, while also raising awareness about various career paths in the snow industry.
From seasoned professionals to newcomers, the recent Women of Winter networking event at Mount Hotham attracted a strong turnout of more than 60 attendees from across the alpine industry.
The networking evening is an opportunity to make connections with others employed in our diverse snow industry, and create an awareness of career opportunities within the community.
The recent Women of Winter Jindabyne Networking Night brought together more than 80 participants, marking another successful chapter in the growing Women of Winter initiative.