Entrepreneurs

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.

Naomi Simson has a massive 1.

Whether you’re an early bird who jumps out of bed before your alarm clock, or more of a night owl whose day doesn’t officially start until that third cup of coffee, we can all use a little push in the morning.

Just over two years ago I ventured into Jo Burston’s office to talk to the founder of multiple businesses about women’s entrepreneurship.

There’s a handy new website available for those who want to start using their money to do something about the lack of women in leadership.

An average day in the life of CEO Mikaela Jade involves flying drones, landscape mapping, story boarding with traditional land owners and coding.

Employers are losing the PR battle when it comes to entrepreneurship.

I’m a 31-year-old partner (now 33) at law firm Moores, a co-founder of an online beauty business called Natural Supply Co, a mother to a little boy, and I live each and every day struggling with a disability, writes Catherine Brooks.