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A Modern-Day Wonder Woman Nominated for 2025 GC Girls in Business Awards

Alison Wheeler - Business Coach & Strategist 3 mins read
Key Facts:
  • High-performance business coach Alison Wheeler is nominated for the 2025 Girls in Business Awards, recognising her 15+ years empowering female business leaders across Australia and New Zealand
  • Former professional athlete turned business coach, applying high-performance athletic mindset to corporate coaching through one-on-one sessions and group programmes
  • Wheeler views nomination as testament to persistence and resilience, encouraging women to break traditional boundaries in business
  • The Gold Coast awards ceremony will feature red-carpet arrival, live entertainment, networking and two-course dinner
  • Event celebrates both female business excellence and male allies who support women in leadership roles

A Modern-Day Wonder Woman Nominated for 2025 GC Girls in Business Awards

High-performance business coach, pro athlete and author Alison Wheeler has been nominated for the prestigious 2025 Girls in Business Awards, being held this Saturday. Her nomination originates from her steadfast commitment to empowering female business leaders and elevating the performance of companies across Australia, New Zealand and abroad.

For over 15 years, Alison has worked with business owners, CEOs and executive teams, helping drive stronger companies and bigger results. Before diving into the world of business coaching, she lived the athlete’s life, discipline, resilience, unwavering focus and now brings that same high-performance mindset to the corporate arena.

Alison says: “There is no greater gift to the world than being a fully expressed version of yourself without holding back.” This ethos permeates everything she does, from her one-on-one coaching and retreats to her group scale-fast programs.

Being nominated for the Girls in Business Awards is more than a milestone; it is a beacon of what persistence, grit and bold thinking deliver. Alison describes her journey as: “Years of building, failing, learning and rising again and this nomination is proof that persistence pays off.”

She is not playing small this time. She is owning it, loudly, proudly, boldly. For every woman who’s ever been told to “stay in her lane”, Alison is showing there’s no lane that holds you, you build your own roads.

The 2025 Girls in Business Awards is the Gold Coast’s premier celebration of excellence, innovation and leadership in business. While the heart of the event is to recognise and uplift women in business, this year the awards also celebrate the men who support and lead with purpose. The evening features a red-carpet arrival, live entertainment, a two-course dinner, networking, and a powerful awards ceremony.

Alison’s nomination is not just her personal win, it’s an invitation to the wider business and leadership community to rally behind women who lead, innovate and inspire. She says: “Let’s back other women and show what’s possible.” Her presence at the event promises to bring insight, inspiration and a blueprint for what it means to be a modern-day Wonder Woman in business.

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About us:

Alison is a CEO and a High-Performance Business Coach, powerful, focused, and a straight shooter.

With over 14 years of experience coaching business owners across Australia and New Zealand, she has helped them build stronger companies and achieve bigger results. Before her coaching career, Alison lived the life of an athlete, grounded in discipline, resilience, and the drive to show up every day ready to win.

Today, she brings that same high-performance mindset to business. Alison helps leaders sharpen their focus, close performance gaps, and build companies that don’t just grow, they scale.

She doesn’t do hype or guesswork. Instead, she delivers proven strategies, unwavering accountability, and the mindset transformation that turns business owners into powerful leaders.

Media Information:

We invite media to connect with Alison for interviews or feature stories leading up to the awards night.

She is available to speak about:

·       The journey from performance athlete to business coach.

·       Her book and the nine superpowers for women in leadership.

·       The importance of women’s leadership on the Gold Coast and beyond.

·       Her thoughts on the nominations and what the evening means for the region.


Contact details:

Ignite Labs PR

Kirstie

[email protected]

+61 458 240 469

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