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Robyn Foyster
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Owner and Editor in Chief, Women Love Tech
Australia, Sydney
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Biography
For the past three decades award-winning journalist and consultant, Robyn Foyster, has been shaping the female narrative and elevating the profile of women across the globe. A passionate storyteller and gifted editor, Robyn’s astute understanding of the media landscape and multi-platform digital experience has enabled her to successfully launch and lead several brands, including her own eponymous media and tech business. As the first (and only) person to edit and publish Australia’s three biggest flagship magazines - The Australian Women’s Weekly, Woman’s Day and New Idea – evidence of Robyn’s influence on the local and international publishing industry continues to be seen today. Her websites Women Love Tech, The Carousel and Game Changers celebrate women professionally and personally, and she is a vocal advocate for women working in STEM industries. Robyn’s signature brand of informed, empathetic and progressive journalism was shaped at an early age. Raised on a horse stud farm in Mudgee, she was appointed the nation’s first female racing reporter at age 22 before relocating to London’s iconic Fleet Street, writing front-page stories exploring racism and corruption for Today. In the years since she has helmed some of Australia’s most successful and prestigious titles as Group Publisher of Bauer and head of Hearst’s Australian outpost, and was voted one of B&T's 30 ‘Most Powerful Women In Media’ at the Women in Media Awards. Her influence, customer-centric approach to brand building and talent for creating new products, revenue streams, and driving organisational change in the wake of technological and digital disruption make Robyn one of Australia’s most respected industry voices. Harnessing her experience, she launched the thought leadership agency, InProfile in 2020 – assisting executives and entrepreneurs to craft targeted and impactful messaging, campaigns and conversations. Robyn has used her profile to champion issues close to her heart, such as diversity and opportunity for women in business, and she has served as an ambassador for the National Breast Cancer Foundation for over a decade. Her commercial acumen and innovative mindset have seen her placed on the 2019 Women’s Advisory Committee for Australia’s largest technology events business, CEBIT, appear as a Telstra Business Awards judge and Taronga Zoo Hatch Accelerator mentor.
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Content
By Robyn Foyster| Women Love Tech Verified There’s nothing quite like the thrill of a road trip, especially when you’re behind the wheel of the latest BMW M135 xDrive. As someone who has cherished their BMW X1 since 2013, I was eager to explore how much the technology has evolved in this new model. With key in hand, though it’s a keyless entry and start which is new to me, I set off from the BMW headquarters in Melbourne for a weekend adventure to the picturesque town of Daylesford, nestled in the heart of rural Victoria.
By Robyn Foyster, Pamela Connellan, Mary Grace, Mia Barnes| Women Love Tech Verified Sustainability has become a central focus for many tech companies in 2025. Leading this charge are visionary female CEOs who are integrating environmental responsibility into their business models, reports Oscar Collins. From renewable energy innovations to sustainable manufacturing, these leaders are setting new standards for eco-conscious practices in the tech industry.
By Robyn Foyster, Pamela Connellan, Mary Grace, Mia Barnes| Women Love Tech Verified As smartphones become an extension of our identities, housing everything from personal photos and conversations to banking apps and digital wallets, the stakes have never been higher. A stolen phone isn’t just an inconvenience; it’s a direct threat to your digital security. BecexTech’s Managing Director Santo Ludy shares expert advice on hidden iPhone settings you can activate or disable to protect your data and peace of mind if your device is stolen.
Company Info
Women Love Tech
Women Love Tech is a digital platform established in 2012, dedicated to empowering women in technology and STEM fields. The platform aims to increase female representation in tech careers by providing tech news, product reviews, and insights into emerging trends such as the metaverse and smart home innovations. Owned by Foyster Media and led by Robyn Foyster, Women Love Tech operates alongside other publications like *The Carousel* and *GameChangers*. The platform offers a variety of content, including tech news, reviews of gadgets and apps, and multimedia features like podcasts that highlight female innovators. It also focuses on educational advocacy, showcasing women and girls in STEM through articles and event coverage. Women Love Tech targets women interested in technology, including consumers, entrepreneurs, and STEM professionals, providing them with valuable resources and career inspiration. The platform has received multiple awards for its contributions to tech journalism and innovation.
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Founded: 2012