Our guest on Tee for Two today is Bonnie Boezeman.

Bonnie enjoyed a brilliant corporate career including over 20 years with media giant Time
Warner, 13 of them as Managing Director and Chair of Time Life Australia. Her career took
her around the globe before she arrived in Australia in 1983.

It was here that her instinct for helping others took hold, becoming a passion and what she
now calls her life’s work. Bonnie’s generosity has extended in a diverse number of areas and with a broad focus. She has supported charities, organisations and people not only
financially but by lending her considerable business acumen, strategic vision and marketing
expertise.

Within her work as a director of the Australian Golf Foundation, she is the architect of the
Australian Junior Girls Scholarship Program, seeking to bring young girls into the game and
address the imbalance between male and female participation in the sport.

Bonnie speaks to us today about her parallel commitments to business and philanthropy,
how each supports the other, what she draws from her inspiring work herself and her
positive vision of the future for women and girls in golf.

Tee for Two is hosted by Karen Harding. It is produced on the traditional country of the
Boon Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation in Victoria, Australia, and offers respect to their
Elders, past, present and emerging.

Links within this episode:

The Australian Junior Girls Scholarship program and Vision 2025 within the Australian Golf Foundation: https://www.australiangolffoundation.org.au/vision-2025

Chief Executive Women: https://cew.org.au/

Bonnie’s nominated charity: Mahboba’s Promise:

https://mahbobaspromise.org/

Our guest on Tee for Two today is Bonnie Boezeman.
Bonnie enjoyed a brilliant corporate career including over 20 years with media giant Time Warner, 13 of them as Managing Director and Chair of Time Life Australia. Her career took her around the globe before she arrived in Australia in 1983.
It was here that her instinct for helping others took hold, becoming a passion and what she now calls her life&rsquo;s work. Bonnie&rsquo;s generosity has extended in a diverse number of areas and with a broad focus. She has supported charities, organisations and people not only financially but by lending her considerable business acumen, strategic vision and marketing expertise.
Within her work as a director of the Australian Golf Foundation, she is the architect of the Australian Junior Girls Scholarship Program, seeking to bring young girls into the game and address the imbalance between male and female participation in the sport.
Bonnie speaks to us today about her parallel commitments to business and philanthropy, how each supports the other, what she draws from her inspiring work herself and her positive vision of the future for women and girls in golf.
Tee for Two is hosted by Karen Harding. It is produced on the traditional country of the Boon Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation in Victoria, Australia, and offers respect to their Elders, past, present and emerging.
Links within this episode:
The Australian Junior Girls Scholarship program and Vision 2025 within the Australian Golf Foundation: <a href="https://www.australiangolffoundation.org.au/vision-2025">https://www.australiangolffoundation.org.au/vision-2025</a>
Chief Executive Women: <a href="https://cew.org.au/">https://cew.org.au/</a>
Bonnie&rsquo;s nominated charity: Mahboba&rsquo;s Promise:
<a href="https://mahbobaspromise.org/">https://mahbobaspromise.org/</a>

Tee for Two is the podcast for women in golf - and the men who support them. It’s about all the different women golfers we are, what we do and what we share in golf. It’s about some of the serious issues - and it’s about the fun stuff too! Join golf journalist Karen Harding each month and let’s bring women’s golf to the fore. 

Tee for Two is the podcast for women in golf - and the men who support them. It&rsquo;s about all the different women golfers we are, what we do and what we share in golf. It&rsquo;s about some of the serious issues - and it&rsquo;s about the fun stuff too! Join golf journalist Karen Harding each month and let&rsquo;s bring women&rsquo;s golf to the fore.&nbsp;

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