Julie Dimmick

Julie Dimmick is an Australian author, executive leader, and systems thinker known for her work at the intersection of leadership, values, policy, and lived human experience.

With a career spanning senior executive roles across government, regulation, infrastructure, and complex organisations, Julie has led large-scale strategic transformation programs in governance, technology, risk, and cultural change. She brings a rare combination of strategic rigor and deep human insight to her work, shaped by decades of navigating high-pressure systems where decisions affect people, communities, and public trust.

Julie is the author of The Trump Effect: What One Man Reveals About How the World Evolves, a values-based analysis of leadership, power, and cultural change through the lens of human development and societal systems. She is also the author of Hot Flush, Cold Truth: Beyond the Pause, a deeply personal and policy-informed exploration of menopause, women’s health, and the hidden costs borne by individuals, workplaces, and economies when lived experience is ignored.

Across her writing, Julie explores how systems fail when they disconnect from the humans they serve, and how meaningful reform begins with understanding values, consciousness, and evolution rather than ideology alone. Her work bridges personal narrative with structural analysis, making complex social and leadership dynamics accessible without oversimplifying them.

Julie lives in Australia and continues to write, speak, and work across leadership, women’s health, policy reform, and transformation.