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Top 30 women leading AI in Australia

Executives, technologists, founders and educators, and what each one is doing with AI in 2026. Thirty profiles from Telstra, Canva, Microsoft, Google, UNSW, OpenAI, Westpac and the start-ups bringing AI to new markets.

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// What's inside
  • 30 leader profiles and their 2026 AI work
  • Executives, technologists, founders and voices
  • The list in numbers
  • How we chose the list, with public sources

This report profiles 30 women leading AI in Australia and sets out what each of them is doing with AI in 2026. They work in large companies, research, start-ups and education. Some run Telstra, Canva and Microsoft's local business. Others lead research at Google and UNSW, build at OpenAI, Google Cloud and Westpac, or found start-ups that bring AI to women's health, disability and neurodivergent families.

We screened more than 60 women from 2026 award lists, conference programmes, news coverage, company pages and their own posts. Every pick needed AI work we could date to 2026 from a public source, a current role we could confirm, and a record of sharing her AI work publicly.

Inside you get a profile of each of the 30 across three groups (Executives, Technologists, and Founders and voices), the list in numbers, and the public sources behind every profile.

Disclaimer. This is Collective Campus's independent assessment from public sources. Past client work did not influence the outcomes. Inclusion does not mean any listed leader or organisation endorses Collective Campus services. Roles checked against public sources in October 2026; some may have changed since. All trademarks, names, and images belong to their respective owners. To request a correction or removal, contact steveglaveski@collectivecamp.us.

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