Tech

Melbourne-based digital marketplace startup Envato is partnering with Code Like a Girl in an effort to improve gender diversity, not only in its own business, but in the wider Victorian tech sector.

When the shit hits the fan for a company, its customary to finally try something completely different.

You can’t exclude half the population when seeking to  build a global economy driven by innovation, writes Nicola Hazell, from the OECD Forum in Paris.

STEM is facing an “identity crisis” and businesses, governments and education institutions must do more to fix it.

Take it from somebody who is balancing a leadership career with two small kids at home, this industry has some excellent opportunities for women.

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.

Christie Whitehill’s pre-Tinder dating app was once well on its way to success: She’d raised capital, partnered with major media brands and thought she had everything ready to go to change the world of dating.

It’s not about hiring women, it’s about hiring RIGHT, and that requires you to open your ears, writes Appscore Co-founder and Managing Director Alex Louey.

Episode four of our new podcast Work It Out is available now, just in time for your weekend.

Wendy Johnstone made a proactive decision to continue her leadership career after having kids, but admits that during the interviewing process for her latest role she never mentioned her family life.

Episode three of our new podcast Work It Out is available now, just in time for your weekend.

In the past few weeks I’ve been to three female-focused events where the MC or event organiser opened the session by asking the audience to clap for the men in the room.