Business

OUMA Beauty founder and CEO Sharon Chuter is the guest on this week’s episode of The Leadership Lessons podcast.

Small businesses are making huge leaps to support women escaping from domestic violence by donating temporary housing to them.

Monash Business School is launching a new executive education program for women from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.

Hosting MarketLit has fuelled my desire to help further reduce the fear women in finance can feel, writes Lelde Smits.

JAM The Label has joined forces with The Iconic to help bring clothing for consumers with disabilities into the mainstream.

Meghan Markle celebrated her fortieth birthday, marking the occasion by announcing a project which sees forty celebrities help women.

Since the pandemic, we are seeing a new way of working, but it’s one that may not be shared equally between men and women.

Women now outnumber men in the legal profession in all states and territories across Australia, but men still far outnumber women at partnership level, says Courtney Bowie.

As lockdowns continue, small businesses are crippling under the pressure, and female dominated industries like beauty are being overlooked.

On his first day in the job as CEO of KPMG, Andrew Yates made a powerful announcement about the firm’s leave policies that would make national headlines.

Hundreds of female entrepreneurs remain confounded by an email error sent about their application to the Boosting Female Founders grant.

Nina Mapson Bone, Managing Director at Beaumont People, chats about her mission to create a flexible, meaningful workplace on The Leadership Lessons.