Mariam Mohammed

Born in Pakistan, now living in Gadigal country, Mariam is an entrepreneur, speaker, and facilitator.

She is the Chief Diversity Officer at Super Fierce – advocating to close the gender wealth gap in Australia by making super, simple.

Mariam is also the co-founder of MoneyGirl – a social enterprise empowering women around Australia to become financially independent.

In 2016, Mariam was elected Women’s Officer of the Sydney University Postgraduate Association (SUPRA). In 2017, She became the President – the youngest in the organisation’s 40-year history - and led the team that delivered a 600% increase in the organisation’s community engagement.

In 2018, Mariam won the first-ever Australian Dell Policy Hack for a proposal tackling women entrepreneurs' access to capital in Australia. By 2019, she had co-founded MoneyGirl.

Mariam’s work has been recognised in the Australian Financial Review 100 Women of Influence list, Marie Claire Next 25 List, 40 under 40 Most Influential Asian-Australians, NSW Young Woman of the Year Finalist, and 7News Young Achiever Awards.

She’s been featured across AFR, Marie Claire, Grazia, ABC, VOGUE, 9News, The Australian, Sydney Morning Herald, Women’s Agenda, Broadsheet, and more.