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Greg McIntyre SC, Senior Counsel & Head of Chambers at Michael Kirby Chambers, Western Australia
Greg McIntyre SC

Senior Counsel & Head of Chambers at Michael Kirby Chambers, Western Australia

Dr Bruce Robinson, Professor of Medicine, Uni of WA. Physician, SCGH. Founder of The Fathering Project. Western Australian of the Year 2013.
Dr Bruce Robinson

Professor of Medicine, Uni of WA. Physician, SCGH. Founder of The Fathering Project. Western Australian of the Year 2013.

Gary Martin FAIM Chief Executive Officer & Executive Director Australian Institute of Management WA
Professor Gary Martin
FAIM
Chief Executive Officer & Executive Director
Australian Institute of Management WA
 
 
Craig Hollywood, Australian of the Year Western Australia’s Local Hero 2022 | Founder of Short Back & Sidewalks | WA Defence Lead | TEDx Speaker | Non Exec Board Director
Craig Hollywood

Australian of the Year Western Australia’s Local Hero 2022 | Founder of Short Back & Sidewalks | WA Defence Lead | TEDx Speaker | Non Exec Board Director

Charlie Gunningham, Meshpoints Head of Ecosystem Engagement & StartupWA Chair
Charlie Gunningham

Meshpoints Head of Ecosystem Engagement & StartupWA Chair

Joshua Dekuyer, WA Branch Secretary Australian Rail, Tram and Bus Industry Union, Western Australia Branch
Joshua Dekuyer

Branch Secretary of the Australian Rail, Tram and Bus Industry Union, Western Australia Branch

Bruce Langoulant AM, Chair, Disability Services Commission(2007-2022); Chair, Meningitis Centre Australia; Convenor & Founding Member, D-Dads
Bruce Langoulant AM

Chair, Disability Services Commission(2007-2022); Chair, Meningitis Centre Australia; Convenor & Founding Member, D-Dads

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International Men’s Day Leaders’ Breakfast “Lead with Purpose. Inspire with Integrity.”


A Counter-Narrative to the Manosphere.


About the event:

Leadership is not about being the loudest voice in the room. It is about being the most consistent presence in the lives of the people who depend on you. It is about showing up with integrity when no one is watching, mentoring others without keeping score, and building cultures where people, regardless of gender, background or title, feel seen, supported and empowered to do their best work. That kind of leadership exists everywhere across Western Australia. And on International Men’s Day this year, we are bringing it into one room.

The International Men’s Day Leaders’ Breakfast is a flagship gathering of leaders, professionals and changemakers from across Western Australia, drawn from corporations, the legal profession, the mining industry, healthcare, sport, not-for-profits, charities and community organisations. This is a morning designed for leaders who understand that true leadership is not a performance. It is a practice. A daily commitment to purpose, integrity and the well-being of those around them. Men and women are equally welcome at this table, because the conversation we are here to have belongs to everyone who believes in the power of purposeful, values-driven leadership.

The theme for this year’s event is Lead with Purpose. Inspire with Integrity, and it speaks directly to the kind of leadership this breakfast is built to celebrate. Across every sector represented in this room, there are men who are quietly and consistently making a profound difference. They are the senior executives who sponsor emerging talent. The managers who create psychologically safe teams. The community leaders who give their time without recognition. The fathers, coaches, mentors and colleagues whose steady presence shapes the people and the places around them. They do not seek a platform. But today, they have one.

This Leaders’ Breakfast also carries a second and equally important purpose. At a time when the loudest voices defining masculinity in the public conversation belong to the Manosphere, an online ecosystem of influencers who profit from anger, division and toxic messaging aimed squarely at young men and boys, the silence of good men has never been more costly. The Manosphere is not just a cultural phenomenon. It is a commercial industry, built on financial engines designed to monetise the insecurities of a generation. And for too long, its noise has drowned out the silent majority of men who are leading with purpose, raising families with care and contributing to their communities with quiet dignity every single day.

The International Men’s Day Leaders’ Breakfast is the platform that gives that silent majority a voice. By bringing positive male role models to the forefront, by telling their stories, celebrating their leadership and placing them in conversation with one another and with the broader community, this event creates a living, breathing counter-narrative to everything the Manosphere represents. Not through argument. Not through outrage. But through evidence. Through example. Through a room full of leaders who prove, simply by being here, that the best men are not the loudest ones.

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