Tracey Spicer AM is an acclaimed author, journalist, and broadcaster, renowned for her impactful contributions to media and social advocacy. With multiple Walkley Awards to her name, she has anchored national programs for ABC TV and radio, Network Ten, and Sky News. As the inaugural national convenor of Women in Media, Tracey is a highly sought-after keynote speaker and emcee, recognized for her outstanding achievements in journalism and women's leadership. Named the NSW Premier’s Woman of the Year in 2019, she has also received the Order of Australia for her significant contributions to media and charity work. Tracey's impressive career spans writing, producing, and presenting documentaries on women's issues globally, alongside her roles as Ambassador and Patron for various organizations including ActionAid and the Pancreatic Cancer Alliance. Her bestselling book, "The Good Girl Stripped Bare," and TEDx Talk, "The Lady Stripped Bare," have garnered widespread acclaim, while her latest work, "Man-Made: How the bias of the past is being built into the future," continues to make waves, earning accolades such as a longlisting for the Walkley Award and winning the Social Responsibility category in the Australian Business Book Awards.