The transaction is a glimpse into the relationship between embattled WiseTech founder Richard White and his wife Zena Nasser,a former criminal lawyer.
Some of the most powerful and influential companies remain in the hands of the executives who founded them and who are almost impossible to remove.
The diversity initiative follows a string of recent high-profile instances of harassment and inappropriate behaviour plaguing the local sector.
A petition is demanding funding be switched to women-led tech education after two high-profile scandals in the sector.
The rise and rise of Richard White from refrigeration mechanic to billionaire is a remarkable tale,but his sudden downfall is even more extraordinary.
Christine Holman,who has worked at some of Australia’s biggest companies,says she was not prepared to put up with Richard White’s behaviour so she quit.
A new series of damaging allegations have wiped $6 billion from the company’s market value and an estimated $2 billion from Richard White’s personal wealth.
More women have come forward with claims about rich-lister Richard White’s behaviour as the role of his company’s board is exposed.
"Whenever the rich lists come out it's the worst time of the year,"Atlassian co-founder Mike Cannon-Brookes told the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age last year.