International Women's Day 2018 Breakfast hosted by Zonta Club of Peel

Zonta Club of PeelZonta is a not-for-profit organisation that supports to advance the status of women through service and advocacy. Members are highly diverse with a commitment to make a difference through local and international communities. The three districts in Australia include: District 22, District 23 and District 24.Want to get Involved?Zonta Club of Peel members work to improve the legal, political, economic, educational, health and professional status of women. Each Zonta Club organise different projects and initiatives relevant to Zonta's objectives. Opportunities to engage with your community may include fundraisers, events and presentations. Connect with others passionate about making a difference and the join the movement to support women. Membership is by invitation only. We encourage you to contact us for details on how to become involved.

Zonta Club of Peel Region

<P>After graduating with high distinction in criminal justice administration and working for the Department of Justice Victoria, Sonja Cox relocated to WA’s Department of Corrective Services in 1996. During her 18 year career with Corrections, Sonja had roles in community corrections, adult custodial and victim services. Today Sonja holds the position of Assistant Director Strategy and Planning with Western Australia Police and is responsible for developing  and implementing the agencies vision and strategic direction to ensure a safer community for all West Australians.<BR>From a personal perspective, Sonja’s greatest achievements are her three sons. “They bring inspiration, hope, love and an enormous amount of happiness and grounding to my life. They keep me ‘real’ and, of course, busy! I love having the opportunity to see and hear about the world through their eyes and thoughts.” From a work perspective, Sonja’s proudest achievements were the securing of $6 million from Government for GPS tracking for dangerous sex offenders, the development of a robust suite of performance indicators for community and youth justice and working in remote WA for three years where she experienced Aboriginal culture and communities. As a result of her outstanding contribution to the public sector, Sonja won the Community and Government sector category of the Telstra Business Women’s Award as well as the overall 2013 Telstra WA Business Woman of the Year. Sonja is currently studying an Executive Masters in Public Administration. She is a fellow of Leadership WA and gives back to the community through mentoring and inspiring rising leaders across sectors. </P>

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