Leadership

Anyone can be a world-leading entrepreneur, according to “hacker, entrepreneur and investor” Susan Wu,  Wu, who has worked with tech giants like Twitter, Square and Reddit, and is the founder of Ohai, FreeAgent.

Olympic swimmer Leisel Jones is planning to make a splash in fashion this summer with the launch of a new activewear brand.

For somebody who started as a commerce law student, Adel Smee’s knowledge of coding languages is seriously impressive.

The world knows about Michelle Bridges’s fortune – the fitness star entered BRW’s rich women list in 2015 with a net worth of $53 million – but her success is a product of decades of work both on and off camera.

Krishna Devarapalli’s job is to bring ideas to life through technology.

Annette Presley knows how to start businesses, and how to successfully exit them.

Taryn Williams only founded theright.

One day, Saffron Howden had a lightbulb moment and realised Australia didn’t have a children’s newspaper, meaning kids were being left out of the national conversation.

Earlier this year, Kate Middleton obtained VC backing to acquire Censeo Engineering.

How do you end each day? Raji Ambikairajah likes to do it by asking herself what she’s achieved, and if she’s grown as an individual or merely just ‘existed’.

A chance encounter with someone who worked in TV got Renece Brewster initially hooked on video.

Susan Harris Rimmer is helping to set a new agenda for women across the world.