On September 16 Dr Susan Alberti AO ended her 30 year involvement with the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. To read her full statement please click here. Sue will continue work tirelessly to champion medical research, including Type 1 diabetes through the Susan Alberti Medical Research Foundation.
On August 30, Sue Alberti was special guest of the Athenaeum Club’s Annual ‘Fathers and Daughters” Dinner held at the Collins St institution. The evening was an outstanding success with more than 300 guests attending, listening to Sue’s story and an extended question and answer session, which rounded out a very special evening for the … Continued
On August 28 Susan Alberti was guest speaker at the Maccabi Victoria’s Women’s Health and Wellbeing Breakfast talking about respect, responsibility and making a difference. Sue congratulated the organisation on the hard work they do to promote sport and a healthy lifestyle amongst the 24 sporting and recreational clubs and more than 11,000 members, supporters, … Continued
From the bottom of my heart I want to thank you for the support received on Saturday night for my 28th Signature Ball. The generosity of the guests was amazing and we have once again raised a significant sum of money toward medical research. All proceeds will be finalised in the coming days and funds … Continued
On August 10, Sue Alberti was delighted to present the Susan Alberti Cup to Darebin Falcons who were crowned 2013 Victorian Women’s Football League champions. Ably led by captain, Daisy Pearce, the Falcons ran away with the game in the final quarter to defeat Diamond Creek by 49 points. Sue Alberti has supported women’s football … Continued
The 2013 Susan Alberti Signature Ball has officially sold out. We look forward to welcoming all our guests to the event this Saturday August 24.
On June 29 Melbourne and the Western Bulldogs played an historic all women’s match as the curtain raiser to the Round 14 AFL match also featuring the Demons and Bulldogs. The teams played for the Hampson-Hardeman Cup, recognising Barb Hampson and Lisa Hardeman, who were pioneers in developing the first all-women’s championships in 1998. The … Continued
On June 28 Susan Alberti was guest speaker at the Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League’s sixth annual ‘Women in Sport’ lunch, held at the Sandhurst Club in Skye. In front of 150 guests Sue talked about her long association with football and in particular her passion for women’s football. The lunch coincided with the annual … Continued
On June 28 Western Bulldogs President Peter Gordon announced Susan Alberti would be made President of the Club for AFL women’s round. Sue has worked hard for many years to build the profile of women’s football and said she was honoured to be appointed Club President for the weekend celebration of the contribution of women … Continued
On June 26 Susan Alberti was guest speaker at a Leadership Victoria (LV) function at the Old Treasury Building in Spring St Melbourne. LV ‘s purpose is to help make a bright future: it inspires leaders, create networks and drive change. It does this by developing great leaders through world class leadership development activities, and … Continued