Lillian Kline is the Head of Philanthropy for the Victor Smorgon Group. She is CEO of Impact Outfit and Chief Impact Advisor at Lineage Group and inaugural Director of the Pathways to Politics Program for Women at the University of Melbourne.

A vocal advocate against antisemitism, she works to promote inclusion and equity. 

Most recently, Lillian led a group of 28 advocates to Israel to learn firsthand about the October 7 program, deepening their understanding of the atrocities committed and equipping them to better advocate for Israel and the Jewish community in Australia.

Lillian Kline is the Head of Philanthropy for the Victor Smorgon Group. She is CEO of Impact Outfit and Chief Impact Advisor at Lineage Group and inaugural Director of the Pathways to Politics Program for Women at the University of Melbourne.
A vocal advocate against antisemitism, she works to promote inclusion and equity.&nbsp;
Most recently, Lillian led a group of 28 advocates to Israel to learn firsthand about the October 7 program, deepening their understanding of the atrocities committed and equipping them to better advocate for Israel and the Jewish community in Australia.

The B'nai B'rith Armchair Society is an engaging, thought provoking and passionate discussion group of current affairs.

Run by B’nai B’rith volunteer Ron James, who, in his inimitable style, brings to the table a series of interesting topics for discussion. With an open forum, Ron encourages you to share your views and feelings about current issues and news items facing us. Held fortnightly throughout the year, these sessions are a great way to keep abreast of what’s going on in our world and the opportunity to talk part in lively, healthy discussions.

The B'nai B'rith Armchair Society is an engaging, thought provoking and passionate discussion group of current affairs.
Run by B’nai B’rith volunteer Ron James, who, in his inimitable style, brings to the table a series of interesting topics for discussion. With an open forum, Ron encourages you to share your views and feelings about current issues and news items facing us. Held fortnightly throughout the year, these sessions are a great way to keep abreast of what’s going on in our world and the opportunity to talk part in lively, healthy discussions.