1. After the result of the US election, Kamala Harris will be the first woman, first Black person and first South Asian American person to become US vice-president.
2. There is another newcomer to the female CEO’s heading Fortune 500 companies as Karen Lynch is appointed CEO of CVS Health, a large American healthcare, pharmacy and insurance provider.
3. New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has appointed the most diverse cabinet in the country’s history, including the appointment of Maori woman, Nanaia Mahuta, as the new Foreign Minister.
4. Anne Boden, an icon in UK’s fintech scene, as the founder of a mobile-only challenger bank called Starling Bank, has authored a new book about her experience called Banking On It. Boden’s bank, Starling, has won Best British Bank at the British Bank Awards for the past three years.
5. Amy Smith, 15-year-old Hobart native, continues to impress in her maiden Big Bash cricket season. As the youngest player in the WBBL Village, Smith has already had the wickets of many international players only five matches into her career.
