Our love for Jacinda Ardern just keeps skyrocketing, and yesterday was no exception. Preparing for her return to NZ Parliament after nearly six weeks of planned maternity leave, Ardern posted a Facebo…
Leadership
‘Don’t apologise and bat it back’: Mary Delahunty on being direct, irreverent and insistent
Mary Delahunty’s direct leadership style has seen her develop a powerful portfolio career. Mary is speaking at the annual She Leads Conference in Canberra on 1 August, an inspiring day of discu…
Meet Alex Hattingh, a ‘Chief People Officer’ and part of a growing trend
Alex Hattingh is part of a growing trend of organisations and startups aiming to bring people management directly into their executive teams, by appointing a ‘Chief People Officer’. Hattin…
Meet the founder of the world’s first online marketplace waging a war on waste
Katy Barfield is on a mission to reduce the colossal waste Australia’s food industry generates yearly, through her world-first online marketplace, Yume. Katy is the latest to be featured in Wome…
How one woman’s simple business idea upped the ante on kids birthday parties
Kids teepee sleepover parties have taken over in recent years, with the theme trending on Pinterest and parents scrambling to outdo each other’s creative genius. But before all this, Katherine F…
How I learnt to get over imposter syndrome
Pamela Jabbour has designed uniforms for the Australian Olympic team and numerous workplaces, yet she still suffers from imposter syndrome. She opens up feelings of self doubt, guilt and a lack of con…
How Emma Isaacs is Winging It on business, five kids and time management
Emma Isaacs acquired the then little-known Business Chicks when she was just 26 years old. She saw the opportunity while sitting at a Business Chicks event with her friend Olivia Ruello. The former ow…
