Entrepreneurs

It seems fitting that I should talk to Business Chicks CEO Olivia Ruello about flexibility just as she’s about to take her first stint of maternity leave.

In the past few weeks I’ve been to three female-focused events where the MC or event organiser opened the session by asking the audience to clap for the men in the room.

The recipe for business success is solving a problem and providing a solution according to the CEO and co founder of OpenAgent Marta Higuera.

Heba Shaheed gave birth to her first child on International Women’s Day, just two weeks ago.

Katy Barfield knows that food deserves to be eaten.

Michelle Bridges has some simple piece of advice to women wanting to convince others to get on board with their business ideas: “Whatever you want to achieve has to be real”.

From human rights lawyer to entrepreneur: How I changed career paths. Marissa Sandler left law to start Careseekers, an online platform to connect carers.

Growing up I had a stay at home mother, as did most of my friends.

Women are leaving the corporate world to start new businesses in greater numbers than ever before.

Irene Falcone makes a small confession to me when talking about what she describes as the ‘mum force’ behind her incredibly fast growing business Nourished Life.

The best thing you can do for your career as a woman is to swim with one nostril out of the water.

More women than men have been graduating with law degrees for decades, but the numbers don’t add up when it comes to the number of female partners and leaders in large law firms.