Entrepreneurs

The budget pledged $36 million to the Boosting Female Founders fund. But strict eligibility criteria means many women-led startups miss out.

My Glow 2 has seen sales increase by more than 1000% during COVID-19 pandemic, and its founders put much of that down to TikTok.

The LGBTQ Employee Network of the Year was won by JP Morgan and RMIT in Melbourne at the Australian LGBTQ Inclusion Awards.

In a budget that left Treasury with a $1 trillion deficit, the $240.4 million pledged to supporting women has been judged as dismal.

We meet social entrepreneur Saba Abraham, owner of Mu’ooz, a not-for-profit restaurant in Brisbane specialising in Eritrean cuisine.

Jacquie Chan owns three Miss Chow’s restaurants in Perth. This is how she became one of Western Australia’s most renowned restaurant owners.

Airwallex’s total capital raised is now more than $564 million. As of April, the Melbourne-born startup had a valuation of $2.85 billion.

Global Sisters has launched an online and affordable marketplace which women can easily use to sell their products and services.

Whole Kids is inviting investors to own a share of the company as it launches a $1 million equity crowdfund with Birchal

The Inventor is compelling viewing, but why have there been more films about Steve Jobs in the past 30 years than about successful female entrepreneurs?

More often than not, it’s assumed female entrepreneurs want to escape inflexible corporate working hours, or to pursue a creative interest or passion,

Melody Jarvis’ online platform Shop My Town helps brick and mortar business in regional areas build a presence online and sell their products.