Kate Dundas is the CEO of the UN Global Compact Network Australia, leading Australia's engagement with the world's largest corporate sustainability initiative. She works with more than 380 Australian companies, representing around half of the ASX 100, and connects them to a global network of over 25,000 businesses committed to responsible leadership. With more than 20 years' experience across government, business and the not-for-profit sector, Kate has built her career at the intersection of sustainability, strategy and systems change. She has held executive leadership roles at Sustainability Victoria and the City of Melbourne, founded the national urban food organisation 3000acres, and currently serves on a number of boards and advisory groups. Alongside her executive career, Kate is also the co-owner of Tallboy & Moose, an independent Melbourne brewery, giving her firsthand experience of the opportunities and challenges of running a small business. Kate is passionate about helping leaders navigate complexity, turn ambitious ideas into practical action, and build organisations that are resilient, competitive and fit for the future.