Rose Powell

Work-life balance among Australian workers is waning but bosses and younger employees in small businesses are happiest, according to new research by flexible workplace services provider Regus.

Former prime minister John Howard will join US business magnate Kay Koplovitz and former Qantas chair Margaret Jackson in a leadership mentoring program run by a two-year-old e-learning organisation.

If your start-up is after a gold medal performance when it comes to building a profile, there’s no better person to get advice from than PR whiz Jackie Brock-Doyle.

A monthly, women-only networking event for entrepreneurs launches tonight at Robina co-working space Silicon Lakes on the Gold Coast.

When Franziska Iseli-Hall’s father died five years ago, she realised she was deeply unhappy with her life and decided to quit the corporate world and launch her own business.

Female tech entrepreneurs face cultural hurdles that require greater confidence than their male counterparts, but are increasingly carving out a role for themselves in app development and the start-up scene, says entrepreneur and TiE board member Ambika Malvia.

Cloud technology platform Paloma Mobile has been announced as the first investment by female-focused angel investor network Scale.

Launching a business is always hard work but it’s even more of a whirlwind when you have a new baby.

Sydney and Melbourne are readying to host Australia’s first female-only hack-days as women’s coder groups combine forces to boost the number of female tech start-up founders.

Susan Wu is a start-up veteran and investor who has worked with some of the best founders in the business.

New findings reported in The Economist this week show the Middle East is leading the world in the percentage of tech entrepreneurs who are female.

Many more babies die on the first and only day of their lives in India than any other country, according to a new report by aid and development agency Save the Children International.