Entrepreneurs

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.

Every International Womens’ Day there is a discussion around gender parity.

Do we really still need women in tech panels? Nicola Hazell, who is working with ten female founders in a major acceleration program, explains why we do.

Recently I was asked a question I was incredibly surprised by.

“Diversity is a critical success driver for every business—not just tech and startups,” says Aubrey Blanche, head of diversity and inclusion at multibillion-dollar tech giant Atlassian.

What happens when you put a bunch of female entrepreneurs through an intense learning program to fast-track their business success? Can you use their stories to demonstrate what it really takes to build a global tech company? BlueChilli is currently finding out with its SheStarts program.

A woman working in a corporate job will spend almost half of her waking life in ‘workwear’ – and possibly more.

Beth Mathison has an incredible story of success, business failure, money tips and all the personal lessons in between.

Getting ready to climb the corporate ladder? Then pay attention.

Completing a PhD in biochemistry is no small feat, nor is filing a patent that is licensed to a biotechnology company.