Entrepreneurs

Meet Laurena Basutu this year’s UN Women Australia MBA scholarship winner (worth more than $60,000) who wants to change the world.

It’s 2022 NAIDOC Week! This year’s theme is Get Up! Stand Up! Show Up! Here’s a list of 10 First Nations changemakers.

Michelle Battersby is the Co-founder and Chief Marketing Officer at Sunroom, a new app for women and non-binary content creators.

Last year, only 0.03% of the $10 billion raised for startups in Australia were accessed by BIWOC founders. This programs aims to change that.

Nominations for the Cartier Women’s Initiative close on the 30th June, with new awards included this year for entrepreneurs in Australia.

Join us for the latest Women’s Agenda Podcast where we break down the biggest stories for women right now.

A new report looking into Australia’s influencers and online-creators’ economy has found that young males on TikTok are the biggest earners. 

In the years since the Keep It Cleaner app launched, its co-founder, Steph Claire Smith has learnt a thing or two about trusting her gut.

Among top executives at S&P 500 companies, women control just 1 per cent of the value of shares among top leaders.

President Biden has been tweeting about one Australian business, founded by Kristy Carr: Bubs Australia. It’s going big.

Elisha Watson and her refugee-powered ethical underwear is building a force for good in Wellington, New Zealand.

Creative mother of three, Lisa Tu, started her own business during lockdown in western Sydney, combining florals and cake.