Entrepreneurs

Edwina Griffin reveals why VR mindfulness is the next big thing in workplace wellness, and what it took to bring her world-first meditation app to market.

We’re profiling women working in agriculture and related fields, thanks to the excellent support of AgriFutures Australia, in line with our weekly publication for women in agriculture, The Ag Wrap.

Canva has hit an on paper valuation of $US15 billion ($19.7 billion) after securing a new round of funding from major US investment funds.

Mel Heatherington wants to make some healthy changes for her children, so she started a food company that reduces sugar intake

We’re profiling women working in agriculture and related fields, thanks to the excellent support of AgriFutures Australia, in line with our weekly publication for women in agriculture, The Ag Wrap.

Whether it’s drawing up a new contract, trademark protection or entering into a lease, establishing a business can come with a myriad of legal hurdles.

One Roof recently held a panel discussion of women in entrepreneurship to mark International Women’s Day.

Milada Safarik was named “worm woman” in 2003 for her work developing a new acquaculture industry in Australia.

Running an innovative family farm and cheese business in Tasmania, Diane Rae has come a long way from her days as a financial planner.

Jo Palmer was ahead of the remote work revolution well before COVID. Now she wants to see it stick, and become the norm.

You wouldn’t expect a plumber to work for free on the promise of great exposure. It’s time to stop asking women to do it.

For female entreprenuers, there is no side hustle. There is hard work, compromise and regular doses of mother’s guilt.