Profiles

Kate Harris is the CEO of Good Environmental Choice Australia (GECA). She’s on a mission to ensure government and business prepare Australia for a sustainable future.

In today’s health and beauty market, natural products are prolific.

George McEncroe knew Australian women were desperate for a safer means of getting home after a night out. So she launched Shebah in 2016, the country’s first ever female ride-share business.

Ribit.net is a simple matchmaking portal, part of CSIRO’s Data61 that connects tertiary students with tech, marketing and digital roles and employers. Liz Jakubowski is behind it all.

In Kelly O’Dwyer Australia, finally, has a minister for women who not only identifies “strongly as a feminist” but who seems genuinely disinterested in accepting the status quo for women.

The impact of pregnancy loss is felt by thousands of Australians each year and can have devastating and lasting psychological effects.

Shivani Gopal’s International Women’s Day event may just be a game-changer for many women.

She is a pioneer, a successful businesswoman, a philanthropist, an advocate for medical research, a champion for women & mad about football: Meet Susan Alberti.

Next Address is a property matchmaking app that streamlines the process of buying and selling. We chat to the business’s founder Julie O’Donohue.

The future of work is flexibility. That’s why Stephanie Reuss and Victoria Stuart launched Beam Australia– an online marketplace for flex job seekers.

One in three Australian women will experience physical violence in their lifetime, and even more starkly, each week a woman will be murdered by her partner or former partner.

Our judges named Jennifer Star our 2017 emerging NFP leader of the year for a number of very good reasons.