Emma Koehn

Lana Hopkins says she’s feeling “just happiness, excitement and confidence” at the idea of what’s next, but she has taken extreme care in planning her next move.

She’s just been recognised as one of the world’s leading young entrepreneurs by Forbes, for her education and content business focused on Australian wildlife and conservation.

Surely such comments are stuck firmly in the past? Unfortunately, no. Especially if you’re a female entrepreneur.

The entrepreneur will not sell the business, but rather close it.

Anyone, male or female, can feel a stab of jealousy when a competitor or colleague announces a significant win. 

Some women say harassment on LinkedIn has been ramping up recently. It’s creepy, and leads some to feel concerned about their offline safety — and potentially overlook legitimate opportunities.

Learning is everything when it comes to progressing a career, and just being good at life. But who has the time & money? This list will help.

When it comes to education opportunities that create good leaders, co-founder of Bakers Delight Lesley Gillespie says “anything that opens up your mind” is a good thing for your business acumen.

You know it’s going to be a good week when Serena Williams posts one of your products on Instagram.

There were ‘Father’s Day Cakes’ and ‘Special Person’s Day’ cakes. The latter did not sit well with everyone.

The trend this year is on keeping employees moving, either through health and fitness perks, or plenty of travel opportunities.

Making a dickhead of yourself is a start, says Celeste Barber. Pictured, on the right.