Women in Media International Women's Day Breakfast

She has a music degree from Oxford University, and is a graduate of the Royal College of Music. She has an MBA from UWA, and has been a winner of a 40 Under 40 award for Entrepreneurs and a finalist in the Telstra Business Woman of the Year Awards. She was a founding member of the UK-based electric string quartet BOND, signed to Decca Records. She is also a medal-winning, international-level rower.

Who is she? She's the amazing Bourby Webster, founder and CEO of the Perth Symphony Orchestra (PSO).

Bourby is a passionate believer in creating opportunities for other women and has instigated PSO’s Women on the Podium program – a unique conducting and leadership program targeted at female Western Australian musicians.

As our special guest for this year’s International Women’s Day Breakfast, Bourby will be in conversation with arts journalist, author and speaker, and Co-Managing Editor of Seesaw magazine, Rosalind Appleby.

To conclude the morning's event, Bourby will perform with a special guest - stay tuned!

Don't miss this fantastic event and join us as we celebrate International Women's Day 2021.

How to get to the Perkins Institute

Driving The Perkins is located within the QEII Medical Centre Campus in Nedlands. Paid parking is available onsite.

Public Transport There are several buses going to the QEII Medical Centre - see here for details

Our thanks to the Perkins for their support of this special event