Profiles

The annual She Leads Conference will see women come together in Canberra on 1 June for a day of discussion, networking and action on women’s leadership.

The annual She Leads Conference will see women come together in Canberra on 1 June for a day of discussion, networking and action on women’s leadership.

The annual She Leads Conference will see women come together in Canberra on 1 June for a day of discussion, networking and action on women’s leadership.

The annual She Leads Conference will see women come together in Canberra on 1 June for a day of discussion, networking and action on women’s leadership.

Eventbrite chief executive Julia Hartz is scrolling through the guest list for an event she’s created for her 20-year high school reunion using her company’s app, giving a commentary on who has bought tickets.

The first of her family to start year 12, Jessa Rogers (pictured above) is getting ready to study at Harvard University later this year, after receiving a Fulbright Scholarship.

Former teacher Danielle Miller explains how to empower teenage girls through her business Enlighten Education which has reached 20,000 teenagers.

Katy Barfield knows that food deserves to be eaten.

Michelle Bridges has some simple piece of advice to women wanting to convince others to get on board with their business ideas: “Whatever you want to achieve has to be real”.

Women are leaving the corporate world to start new businesses in greater numbers than ever before.

Bronwyn Post has worked for Aldi since the German discounter arrived in Australia, first as an area manager in Victoria and currently as Aldi’s managing director for the Brendale region.

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.