Entrepreneurs

It took me about six months to adjust to a very different way of operating. I went from having a defined role to wearing many different hats.

Australian Businesswoman and current President of Australian Women’s Rugby Josephine Sukkar has been appointed Chair of Sports Commission.

At just 31-years old, Whitney Wolfe Herd has become the youngest ever female CEO to take the dating app she founded Bumble, public.

For the first time in history, a restaurant that does not use any animal products on its menu has won a Michelin star.

For Aboriginal women living in remote areas of Australia, entrepreneurship is an effective means for them to take control of their future.

The UN Young Champions of the Earth Prize have been awarded to seven young environmental trailblazers across the world.

At 15, Naby Mariyam was at university. At 23, she arrived in Australia with a new baby. By her late 20s, her career in academia had peaked.

The pandemic has seen some accelerated changes we wanted to see happen, including perhaps that long-desired career change?

Tennis legend and venture capitalist Serena Williams wants investors expand their networks to support more Black female founders.

This week the federal government announced its successful recipients for the first round of the Boosting Female Founders Initiative.

Sadhana Smiles is the CEO of Real Estate Industry Partners and the official ambassador of the #ColourFULL 2020.

If this year has taught me anything, it’s that female entrepreneurs need an inner circle, writes Christina Hobbs, CEO of Verve Super.