Kimberly Goh is a migrant advocate and community leader with over 13 years’ experience across the international education sector, specialising in career development for migrants and international students. As founder of the Migrant Women Professional Network (MWPN), she provides a platform for migrant women to connect, build confidence, and grow professionally through networking and development opportunities. In under two years, MWPN has engaged over 1,000 women from more than 50 countries through its events and workshops. Drawing on her lived experience as a former international student from Malaysia, Kimberly advocates for inclusive pathways that recognise migrant skills and strengthen workforce participation. She also serves on the South Australian Multicultural Commission, contributing to initiatives that strengthen inclusion and workforce participation.
