Tomorrow Woman

What Tomorrow Woman does

Tomorrow Woman is an Australian social enterprise founded in 2017 (legal entity: Tomorrow Man Pty Ltd, ACN 627 119 402) that delivers two-hour facilitated workshops targeting women and girls aged 14 and above across three verticals: schools (Years 7–12 student wellbeing programs plus teacher and parent modules), women's sporting clubs (team culture and athlete identity workshops), and community/public audiences. The product portfolio is organized as curriculum-aligned modules — including Year 7 Agency, Year 8 Culture, Year 9 Identity, the four-part Her Tomorrow series, Middle Ground, Teacher Training, Night With The Folks, Disrupting the Manosphere, More Than The Game, More Than The Athlete, Gather, and Motherload — built around a Community Activation Model of repeated, multi-year engagement. The organization operates as part of the Tomorrow Collective alongside sibling organization Tomorrow Man (which delivers parallel boys'/men's programs) and Tomorrow Architects, sharing co-founders Tom Harkin and Paige Campbell (CEO of Tomorrow Woman).

The business model is professional-services workshop delivery, quote-based with a 50% non-refundable deposit on booking and the balance due on delivery; travel is invoiced separately. Revenue is generated through workshop fees paid by schools, clubs, and community organizations, supplemented by philanthropic funding from the Gotcha4Life Foundation (primary), Head Above Water, and Beat the Breakdown. Go-to-market is direct enterprise field sales targeting school wellbeing leads, club administrators, and community organizers, delivered on-site nationally or via Zoom. The organization has conducted 3,400+ workshops engaging 100,955+ participants (alternative source: 7,900 workshops and ~247,000 people) since 2017, with headquarters in Hawthorn, Victoria and a Sydney office, and a headcount of 17 (per firmographics). Crucially, the company has announced its own closure effective on or around 30 June 2025, citing an unsustainable philanthropy landscape; all workshops booked through that date will proceed, with anything beyond cancelled and fully refunded. There is no software platform, API, AI/ML capability, or proprietary technology underlying the offering — the model is purely human-facilitated.

Name

Tomorrow Woman

Legal name

Tomorrow Man Pty Ltd (ACN 627 119 402)

Website

https://tomorrowwoman.com.au

Company type

Private

Founded year

2017

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Australian social enterprise (founded 2017, legal entity Tomorrow Man Pty Ltd) delivering facilitator-led women's empowerment workshops to schools, women's sporting clubs, and community groups across Australia, with announced closure effective approximately 30 June 2025 due to an unsustainable philanthropic funding model.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Workshop Facilitation Services

NAICS

All Other Schools and Instruction (61169), Professional and Management Development Training (611430)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200)

akta.pro primary industry

Training Delivery Providers (In-Person, Virtual, Train-the-Trainer) (BPACANAM)

akta.pro secondary industry

Personal Enrichment & Creative Arts Programs (EDAAAEAG)

Keywords

• Women empowerment workshops
• School wellbeing programs
• Respectful relationships education
• Gender equity training
• Facilitated workshop services

Headquarters

HQ city

Melbourne

HQ country

Australia

HQ region

Oceania

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B and B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Workshop Fees: Revenue generated through workshop delivery fees charged to schools, sporting clubs, and community organizations. Pricing is quote-based with a 50% deposit upon booking and remaining balance due on delivery. Travel costs are invoiced separately and must be paid at time of booking.
2. Donations and Funding: Social enterprise funded in part by charitable foundations including Gotcha4Life, Head Above Water, and Beat the Breakdown. These funders provide financial support that enables the organization to deliver programs across Australia.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels9 records

Core offering

Tomorrow Woman is a social enterprise that designs and delivers facilitated, two-hour in-person and virtual workshops to schools, women's sporting clubs, and community groups across Australia. Programs are organized into three streams: Education (Middle School Year 7-9 modules, Senior School Her Tomorrow series, Teacher Training, Parent workshops, Disrupting the Manosphere), Sports (More Than The Game and More Than The Athlete), and Public/Women (Gather and Motherload). Workshops are delivered by trained facilitators and target participants aged 14 and above, with group/community workshops available to women aged 18+.

Product overview

Tomorrow Woman is a social enterprise providing facilitated workshop experiences to schools, sporting clubs, and communities across Australia. Founded in 2017, the company has conducted over 7,900 workshops engaging nearly 247,000 participants. The product portfolio is organized into three program streams — Education Programs (Middle School Year 7-9 modules: Year 7 Agency, Year 8 Culture, Year 9 Identity; Senior School Her Tomorrow series with four sequential modules; plus Middle Ground, Teacher Training, Night With The Folks, and Disrupting the Manosphere), Sports Programs (More Than The Game and More Than The Athlete), and Public/Women Programs (Gather and Motherload). All workshops are two-hour immersive facilitated sessions delivered in-person or online, targeting participants aged 14 and above. The company also operates a Community Activation model that embeds repeated workshop delivery over years for sustained social change, and produces the Tomorrow People Podcast as a content extension. No software platform, API, or AI capabilities are offered — the offering is purely human-facilitated workshop services.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Year 7 Agency A single-module workshop for Year 7 students addressing early high school transitions, emotional regulation, self-advocacy, and the formation of agency and voice. Part of the Middle School year 7-9 series.
• Year 8 Culture A single-module workshop for Year 8 students exploring friendship dynamics, peer pressure, labeling, social identity, empathy, and building an inclusive year-level culture. Part of the Middle School year 7-9 series.
• Year 9 Identity A single-module workshop for Year 9 students examining identity, values, respect, accountability, courage, peer influence, and social responsibility as students move toward greater independence. Part of the Middle School year 7-9 series.
• Her Tomorrow – Mod 1: Unpacking Her Code The signature introductory workshop for Years 10-12 students, empowering participants to use their voice, challenge restrictive gender expectations, and explore their authentic selves. Part of the four-module Her Tomorrow series.
• Her Tomorrow – Mod 2: Her Influence A workshop for Years 10-12 students examining how pressures and expectations shape treatment of others, building empathy, reduced judgment, and inclusive peer culture. Part of the Her Tomorrow series.
• Her Tomorrow – Mod 3: Her Edge A workshop for Years 10-12 students exploring self-concept, personal boundaries, and redefining intimate relationships with self and others. Part of the Her Tomorrow series.
• Her Tomorrow – Mod 4: Your Voice A workshop for Years 10-12 students focused on understanding the inner critic, practising compassionate self-dialogue, and building an empowered self-concept for the future. Part of the Her Tomorrow series.
• Middle Ground A combined-gender workshop connecting all students through empathy and shared experiences, building understanding across genders following entry-level Tomorrow Man and Tomorrow Woman workshops.
• Teacher Training A two-hour in-person professional development workshop for high school teachers, providing tools and insights for meaningful student conversations on gender expectations and wellbeing.
• Night With The Folks A two-hour workshop for parents, guardians, and carers to strengthen communication with teenagers, exploring societal expectations, active listening, and family relationship dynamics. Available in-person or online.
• Disrupting the Manosphere A joint Tomorrow Woman and Tomorrow Man workshop for teachers and parents exploring the rise of manosphere content, its impact on young people, and practical strategies for healthier masculinities and respectful environments.
• More Than The Game A two-hour sporting club workshop relieving pressure on women athletes by challenging narrow gender expectations, building team trust, and developing authentic voice and resilience. Module 1 of the Sports program.
• More Than The Athlete A two-hour sporting club workshop helping individual athletes discover and highlight unique personalities and identities to strengthen team unity and inclusivity. Module 2 of the Sports program.
• Gather A two-hour community workshop bringing together women of all ages for meaningful, facilitated conversations on connection, vulnerability, and authentic self-expression. Available in-person or online. Open to women aged 18 and above.
• Motherload A judgement-free workshop for mothers, carers, and guardians providing space to be heard, practise removing internal and external pressures, and connect with other women. Part of the Every Woman public workshop series.
• Community Activation Model A holistic, sustained social change model visiting schools, sporting clubs, workplaces, and community groups multiple times over several years, embedding tools and conversation practices into communities for lasting impact.
• Tomorrow People Podcast A podcast series extending Tomorrow Woman's facilitated conversations into an audio format, available on Spotify and other platforms, sharing stories and perspectives on gender, wellbeing, and empowerment.

Quantifiable outcome

• 95% of participants reported skills learned will change their life for the better
• +7 more outcomes

Named customers2 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration1 record

Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered flagship and core.

• Tomorrow ManflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2018Founding partner organization sharing founders Tom Harkin and Paige Campbell. Tomorrow Man delivers parallel programs for men and boys, creating a complementary duo addressing gender issues from both perspectives. Both organizations operate under shared corporate entity Tomorrow Man Pty Ltd (ACN 627 119 402). The partnership enables whole-school and whole-community approaches.
• Tomorrow ArchitectscoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2018Part of of the Tomorrow Collective alongside Tomorrow Man and Tomorrow Architects. Cross-pollination of understanding of the human condition with partners at Tomorrow Architects, leveraging over 15 years of experience in human development and facilitation.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights3 records

Direct peers

• Batyr: Australian preventative mental health organisation running school and university programs with trained facilitators and lived-experience speakers, directly comparable to Tomorrow Woman's in-school wellbeing workshop delivery and B2B-school sales motion.
• The Resilience Doughnut: Australian-developed resilience and wellbeing training framework licensed and delivered as facilitated workshops in schools and organisations, with a comparable workshop-plus-curriculum model and school-direct distribution.
• The Man Cave: Australian charity delivering in-school and community workshops on respectful masculinity, emotional health and gender equity for adolescent boys, with a similar facilitated-workshop model and school-direct GTM as Tomorrow Woman (but for the opposite gender cohort).
• Tomorrow Man: Sister organisation within the Tomorrow Collective, sharing the same founders, corporate entity and workshop methodology, but delivering gender-equality and wellbeing programs for boys and men rather than women. Most directly comparable peer — same model, same markets, same GTM.
• Project ROCKIT: Australian youth-led organisation delivering school workshops on bullying, respect and inclusion with similar direct-to-school enterprise sales motion, two-hour facilitated sessions, and student wellbeing outcomes as the Tomorrow Woman programs.
• Hey Sister!: Australian social enterprise running facilitated empowerment and connection workshops for women in workplaces and community settings, mirroring Tomorrow Woman's Every Woman Gather/Motherload programming and target audience.

Broad incumbents

• RUOK?: Australia's leading suicide-prevention conversation campaign, running school and workplace awareness programs; comparable mental-health-and-wellbeing subject matter to Tomorrow Woman, though typically delivered as awareness campaigns rather than facilitated workshops.
• Headspace (headspace National): Largest Australian youth mental health organisation with school and community education programs as well as clinical services; overlaps with Tomorrow Woman's wellbeing workshops but at much greater scale and with a broader (non-gendered) remit.

Emerging players

• Brave Foundation: Australian charity focused on young women's empowerment and education, with school and community programs that overlap with Tomorrow Woman's wellbeing and identity-curriculum work for adolescent girls.

Others

• Gotcha4Life Foundation: Philanthropic funder (and adjacent program operator) building 'mental fitness' in Australian communities and the primary funding partner of Tomorrow Woman; relevant as a financially-aligned counterpart rather than a direct workshop competitor.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/tomorrowwoman
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/tomorrow-woman
• Instagraminstagram.com/tomorrowwoman_au

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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