Women in Finance Podcast: How Mortgage Choice is working to create inclusive workplaces
Ahead of the Women in Finance Summit and Awards 2023, we’re catching up with some of the leading women in the financial services space.
Deslie Taylor, principal at Mortgage Choice Ormeau in Queensland, is one of the top brokers in the country, having settled over $1 billion in loans in her 16-year career and taken home numerous awards including Mortgage Broker of the Year at the Women in Finance Awards multiple years in a row.
In this episode, we chat to Ms Taylor about how she runs her award-winning brokerage and find out from Aaron Slater, general manager of distribution at Mortgage Choice (principal partner of the Women in Finance Summit and Awards 2023), how we can help support and create more inclusive workplaces.
Tune in to find out:
- The power of being an empathetic leader.
- The art of practising continuous improvement.
- How Mortgage Choice’s Aspire program is supporting women in finance.
And much more!
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