We are absolutely delighted to announce that Jasmin Diab CSC GAICD will be joining us as a guest speaker for the upcoming WA International Women’s Day 2026 – Leaders Breakfast Event.
A Legacy of Service and Science
Jasmin Diab is a powerhouse of expertise and dedication. A Lieutenant Colonel in the Australian Army and a 22-year veteran, Jasmin has spent over two decades serving our country with distinction. Her credentials—including the Conspicuous Service Cross (CSC) and being a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (GAICD)—speak to a career defined by excellence and strategic leadership.
Beyond her military service, Jasmin is a leading voice in the global nuclear sector. As a nuclear engineer and the Managing Director of Global Nuclear Security Partners, she specialises in the critical fields of nuclear safety, security, and safeguards.
Her influence extends across several high-level boards and committees, including:
- President of Women in Nuclear (WiN) Australia.
- Executive Board Member of Women in Nuclear Global.
- Member of the ARPANSA Nuclear Safety Committee.
Advocacy for a Brighter Future
While her technical resume is formidable, it is Jasmin’s passion for people that truly sets her apart. A self-described “nuclear science and engineering nerd,” she is a tireless advocate for the role of nuclear technologies in energy and medicine.
More importantly, as a mother, Jasmin is deeply committed to mentoring the next generation. She works stay-and-day to ensure that women and girls see a place for themselves in STEM careers, while simultaneously advocating for sensible nuclear power policy changes through organisations like Nuclear for Australia.
Why This Matters for IWD 2026
The theme of our 2026 Leaders Breakfast is a tribute to the “nurturers of change.” We are set to honour the remarkable women who shaped Western Australia—not just through formal leadership and activism, but through the essential roles of motherhood, caregiving, and community building.
Jasmin embodies this duality. She navigates the high-stakes world of nuclear security while remaining grounded in the values of family and advocacy. Her journey reflects the very essence of our event: celebrating the multifaceted nature of women’s contributions to society.
Join Us: WA International Women’s Day 2026 – Leaders Breakfast Event
Join us at the WA International Women’s Day 2026 – Leaders Breakfast Event. This special breakfast honours remarkable women who shaped Western Australia’s history through leadership, activism, motherhood, caregiving, and community building.
Event Details:
Date: Friday, 6 March 2026
Time: 6:30am to 10:00am AWST
Venue: State Reception Centre, Fraser’s Kings Park
We look forward to welcoming you to this moving and inspiring celebration of women’s achievements and contributions. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from one of WA’s most influential leaders, Jasmin Diab CSC GAICD