Vogue Codes 2019 Sydney Summit: your guide to everything that happened on the day

As Vogue Codes 2019 slowly but surely wraps up for another year, we can look back at all the best moments that have come out of the series. There have been incredible speakers, wonderful venues, and street style looks a plenty. The Sydney Summit event was indeed a highlight, graced by talent like fashion designer Karen Walker, PepTalkHer founder Meggie Palmer, Estee Lauder senior vice president of research and development Jane Anders, Sunfed founder Shama Sukul Lee, and Plann founder Christy Laurence, who all delivered incredible keynote speeches for the occasion.

Brighte founder Katherine McConnell and head of growth at Atlassian Mairead O’Donovan participated in a Q&A session outlining what a career in tech really looks like, whereas Away luggage founder Jen Rubio talked through the idea of building a successful digital brand. The stage also saw Shandre Kushor of Crimson Education, Creatable co-founder Greg Attwells, and Barker College STEAM coordinator Virginia Ellis discuss STEM at an educational level, and building confidence in female students.

Artificial Intelligence was another topic up for analysis, thanks to a well-versed panel made up of Soul Machines’s Rachel Rekart, Afiniti’s Caroline O’Brien and Samantha Wong of Blackbird Ventures.

Held at Westpac’s Barangaroo headquarters, the full-day event was equal parts inspiring and enlightening, carving out the why, and the how when it comes to increasing female presence in tech industries. For all the best images to come out of the day, keep scrolling, and head to vogue.com.au/vogue-codes for more in-depth coverage.

Vogue editor in chief Edwina McCann. 

Bespoke Vogue notepads were supplied on the day. 

Sharndre Kushor of Crimson Education, Creatable co-founder Greg Attwells, and Barker College STEAM coordinator Virginia Ellis. 

Westpac’s Barangaroo offices. 

Guests took a break to enjoy morning tea. 

Fashion designer Karen Walker. 

Away founder Jen Rubio. 

Table settings on the day. 

Journalist Melissa Doyle. 

Guests enjoyed Penfolds wine and Kreol sparkling beverages after the event. 

Penfolds wine varietals were served to guests. 

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