Susan Oliver's guest appearances

Susan Oliver

Equity Mates Investing Podcast

Success Stories from Catherine Robson

The Richards Report

Object of the Game

INGLORIOUS TREKSPERTS

FuturePod

Strange New Worlds of Dimension X Minus One OTR

Alan Kohler

Jodie Hampshire

Matt Leibowitz

George Lucas

Julia Lee

Mark Bernberg

Henry Jennings

Daniel Foggo

Chris Judd

Ali Hamed

Sarah Riegelhuth

Andrew Brown

Meir Statman

Adam Verwey

Ilan Israelstam

OwlTail

Rod Serling

John Dehner

Another of my favorite Zero Hours Hosted Rod Serling with John Dehner and Susan Oliver of Star Trek The Cage first pilot fame in Fourth of Forever

Zero Hour Podcast (03) 1973-12-24  to 1973-12-28 Host Rod Serling with John Dehner and Susan Oliver - Fourth of Forever

Celebrate the incredible life and legacy of SUSAN OLIVER, the legendary Green Orion Slave Girl of "The Cage," wih GEORGE PAPPY, the director/producer of the remarkable documentary "The Green Girl" which paid tribute to this remarkable actress and pioneering director. Learn the incredible story of this rennissance woman. Also joining us is special guest ASHLEY E. MILLER (writer; X: Men - First Class, Thor) as we discover it isn't easy being green. Follow us on Twitter at @inglorioustrek, Instagram at @inglorioustreksperts and on Facebook at Electric Surge. Now you can watch INGLORIOUS TREKSPERTS and all your favorite Electric Surge podcasts on the Electric Now! streaming channel available on Stirr, Xumo and Distro TV and coming soon to the Electric Now app.

Celebrate the incredible life and legacy of SUSAN OLIVER, the legendary Green Orion Slave Girl of "The Cage," wih GEORGE PAPPY, the director/producer of the remarkable documentary "The Green Girl" which paid tribute to this remarkable actress and pioneering director. Learn the incredible story of this rennissance woman. Also joining us is special guest ASHLEY E. MILLER (writer; X: Men - First Class, Thor) as we discover it isn't easy being green. Follow us on Twitter at @inglorioustrek, Instagram at @inglorioustreksperts and on Facebook at Electric Surge. Now you can watch INGLORIOUS TREKSPERTS and all your favorite Electric Surge podcasts on the Electric Now! streaming channel available on Stirr, Xumo and Distro TV and coming soon to the Electric Now app.

"IT ISN'T EASY BEING GREEN: SUSAN OLIVER"

A little country kid ushers in the Davis Cup. It's the summer of 1966 and Susan Oliver is just like many kids from all over Australia in that she loves tennis. She doesn't just love playing the game with her sister and father but loves the players she reads about in the papers and hears on the radio. So when the Davis Cup final comes to Melbourne, Susan wants to be right there, even though Kooyong is a good 60 miles from her home in Warragul. Despite the distance, Susan got her chance as an usherette showing fans to their seats, a dream come true to be involved. Ironically, Susan's uniform from that time has gone on display just as the Davis Cup as we know it is no longer. In episode four of Object of the Game, we look back on a time when Australia was the best tennis nation in the world, and the summer when one little country kid got to meet her heroes. The article mentioned in the episode is "Australia wins an Indian war" written by Kim Chapin and published in the January 9, 1967 edition of Sports Illustrated magazine. You can find the text only version here. Archive audio of the 1965 Wimbledon Final between Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle courtesy of British Pathé. Find the whole video here. The theme music in this episode is courtesy of the Blue Dot Sessions and the Free Music Archive. Object of the Game is a podcast presented by the National Sports Museum at the MCG, telling the stories behind the objects on display in the museum.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A little country kid ushers in the Davis Cup. It's the summer of 1966 and Susan Oliver is just like many kids from all over Australia in that she loves tennis. She doesn't just love playing the game with her sister and father but loves the players she reads about in the papers and hears on the radio. So when the Davis Cup final comes to Melbourne, Susan wants to be right there, even though Kooyong is a good 60 miles from her home in Warragul. Despite the distance, Susan got her chance as an usherette showing fans to their seats, a dream come true to be involved. Ironically, Susan's uniform from that time has gone on display just as the Davis Cup as we know it is no longer. In episode four of Object of the Game, we look back on a time when Australia was the best tennis nation in the world, and the summer when one little country kid got to meet her heroes. The article mentioned in the episode is "Australia wins an Indian war" written by Kim Chapin and published in the <a href="https://www.si.com/vault/issue/40685/51" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">January 9, 1967 edition of Sports Illustrated magazine.</a> You can find the text only version <a href="https://www.si.com/vault/1967/01/09/542912/australia-wins-an-indian-war" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>. Archive audio of the 1965 Wimbledon Final between Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle courtesy of British Pathé. Find the whole video <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHr8keiu0hE&amp;t=" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>. The theme music in this episode is courtesy of the <a href="https://www.sessions.blue/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Blue Dot Sessions</a> and the Free Music Archive. Object of the Game is a podcast presented by the <a href="https://nsm.org.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">National Sports Museum</a> at the MCG, telling the stories behind the objects on display in the museum.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Susan Oliver's Usherette uniform

Susan is a leader amongst Australia's futures community. An innovator and champion of diversity hear how Susan practiced her craft and how she worked on company boards to make them thought leaders and to make better decisions.Susan is an entrepreneur, company director who is deeply committed to Australia’s innovation and diversity agendas. She headed the Commission for the Future and for 30 years lead many scenario and futures processes for organisations. Hear where Susan started and how she looked at the future in a systemic way. She also discussed her approach to scenarios, putting the "system in the room" and also how she facilitated large groups to have creative conversations about the future.In 2019, Susan was appointed as a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) for significant service to business and women.

Susan is a leader amongst Australia's futures community. An innovator and champion of diversity hear how Susan practiced her craft and how she worked on company boards to make them thought leaders and to make better decisions.Susan is an entrepreneur, company director who is deeply committed to Australia’s innovation and diversity agendas. She headed the Commission for the Future and for 30 years lead many scenario and futures processes for organisations. Hear where Susan started and how she looked at the future in a systemic way. She also discussed her approach to scenarios, putting the "system in the room" and also how she facilitated large groups to have creative conversations about the future.In 2019, Susan was appointed as a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) for significant service to business and women.

EP 8: Better Decision-Making Through Creative Conversations - Susan Oliver AM

Susan Oliver has experience on both sides of markets. As an investor she sits on the global investment committee of IFM Investors (a company with over $100 billion in assets under management!) and also co-founded Scale Investors, a venture capital fund for women-led start ups. As a company director she has sat on the boards of some of Australia's largest companies, including Transurban, Bupa and Programmed. She also sits on the board of a number of not-for-profits including, the Wheeler Centre, the Melbourne Theatre Company and the Melbourne Chamber Orchestra.Given her accomplishments as a businesswoman and investor, it was a pleasure to sit down with Susan and unpack some of the lessons she has learnt throughout her career.In this episode you will learn: • What a strategic asset is, and why Susan looks to invest in them • Why only 10% of venture capital funding in Australia goes to women • What the government needs to do to encourage Australian entrepreneurs • Why Susan supports quotas for Australian company boards • How IFM Investors factor ESG (Environmental-Social-Governance) criteria into their investing • The strategy that drove Transurban to become one of Australia's largest companies

Susan Oliver has experience on both sides of markets. As an investor she sits on the global investment committee of IFM Investors (a company with over $100 billion in assets under management!) and also co-founded Scale Investors, a venture capital fund for women-led start ups. As a company director she has sat on the boards of some of Australia's largest companies, including Transurban, Bupa and Programmed. She also sits on the board of a number of not-for-profits including, the Wheeler Centre, the Melbourne Theatre Company and the Melbourne Chamber Orchestra. Given her accomplishments as a businesswoman and investor, it was a pleasure to sit down with Susan and unpack some of the lessons she has learnt throughout her career. In this episode you will learn: • What a strategic asset is, and why Susan looks to invest in them • Why only 10% of venture capital funding in Australia goes to women • What the government needs to do to encourage Australian entrepreneurs • Why Susan supports quotas for Australian company boards • How IFM Investors factor ESG (Environmental-Social-Governance) criteria into their investing • The strategy that drove Transurban to become one of Australia's largest companies

Expert Investor: Susan Oliver - Searching For Strategic Assets

Susan Oliver has experience on both sides of markets. As an investor she sits on the global investment committee of IFM Investors (a company with over $100 billion in assets under management!) and also co-founded Scale Investors, a venture capital fund for women-led start ups. As a company director she has sat on the boards of some of Australia's largest companies, including Transurban, Bupa and Programmed. She also sits on the board of a number of not-for-profits including, the Wheeler Centre, the Melbourne Theatre Company and the Melbourne Chamber Orchestra.Given her accomplishments as a businesswoman and investor, it was a pleasure to sit down with Susan and unpack some of the lessons she has learnt throughout her career.In this episode you will learn:What a strategic asset is, and why Susan looks to invest in themWhy only 10% of venture capital funding in Australia goes to womenWhat the government needs to do to encourage Australian entrepreneursWhy Susan supports quotas for Australian company boardsHow IFM Investors factor ESG (Environmental-Social-Governance) criteria into their investingThe strategy that drove Transurban to become one of Australia's largest companies

Susan Oliver has experience on both sides of markets. As an investor she sits on the global investment committee of IFM Investors (a company with over $100 billion in assets under management!) and also co-founded Scale Investors, a venture capital fund for women-led start ups. As a company director she has sat on the boards of some of Australia's largest companies, including Transurban, Bupa and Programmed. She also sits on the board of a number of not-for-profits including, the Wheeler Centre, the Melbourne Theatre Company and the Melbourne Chamber Orchestra. Given her accomplishments as a businesswoman and investor, it was a pleasure to sit down with Susan and unpack some of the lessons she has learnt throughout her career. In this episode you will learn:<ul><li>What a strategic asset is, and why Susan looks to invest in them</li><li>Why only 10% of venture capital funding in Australia goes to women</li><li>What the government needs to do to encourage Australian entrepreneurs</li><li>Why Susan supports quotas for Australian company boards</li><li>How IFM Investors factor ESG (Environmental-Social-Governance) criteria into their investing</li><li>The strategy that drove Transurban to become one of Australia's largest companies</li></ul>

30. Searching For Strategic Assets With Susan Oliver

Ted discusses with Susan Oliver about the incredible career in business and finance that she has had so far, and the challenges she has faced along the way. Among her many achievements Susan is a founding chairman of an angel investments group called Scale Investors that invest in female led start ups.  They also discuss topics such as mentoring, advice, and the best investments she has made.Episode sponsored by Six Park www.sixpark.com.au

Ted discusses with Susan Oliver about the incredible career in business and finance that she has had so far, and the challenges she has faced along the way. Among her many achievements Susan is a founding chairman of an angel investments group called Scale Investors that invest in female led start ups. They also discuss topics such as mentoring, advice, and the best investments she has made. Episode sponsored by Six Park <a href="http://www.sixpark.com.au" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.sixpark.com.au</a>

Investing With Susan Oliver The Entrepreneur And Board Member

Chair and Non Executive Director involved in the governance of listed, unlisted and mutual companies including Transurban Group, MBF, Just Group, Programmed Group, Coffey International and Simonds Homes, Susan is a FAICD, a 2013 100 Women of Influence and  a recipient of the Prime Ministers Centenary medal for services to business. She co-founded and chairs SCALE Investors - an innovative email focused angel investing group in Australia.

Susan Oliver

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