Dinushi Dias

After taking over the League of Extraordinary Women (LOEW) as chief executive, Cupcake Central founder Sheryl Thai is heading the development of an app that will connect women entrepreneurs across borders.

Before Caroline Woodhouse became a successful entrepreneur and startup founder, and before she was recognised by Telstra’s Business Women’s Awards, she didn’t really know much about tech.

Social media has been a secret weapon for many Australian entrepreneurs, allowing them to amass a significant following, creating loyal customers and brand ambassadors in the process.

One of Australia’s pioneering organic skincare companies has cracked the Chinese market – but it wasn’t an overnight success.

Emails are the bane of most of business people’s existence.

Whether you’re new to being a chief executive or have made the leap into launching your own business, the ability to lead and manage people in a way that creates incredible value, not just for your business and its clients but your team and yourself, is critical.

Two not-for-profits are joining forces for an event backed by Microsoft that will aim to empower young girls with the various possibilities of the tech world.

One of the world’s leading recruitment consultancies has found nearly 90% of women feel underrepresented at work.

The chief executive of one of Australia’s fastest growing real estate franchises says she has had to learn a great deal of self-belief to make a difference in her business and community.

A Victorian entrepreneur has played a prominent role in launching a new global movement aiming to shine a spotlight on the startup sector’s diversity problem and provide ways for CEOs to make a difference.

Entrepreneur Jasmine Lindsay was working a corporate job in Dubai when the idea for her small business hit her.

Successful people leading businesses usually avoid giving much notice to narrow-minded comments, but when you are constantly faced with discrimination it still hurts and it’s hard to stay quiet.