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Chef and entrepreneur Sharon Winsor has turned a lifelong connection to bush foods into a First Nations native food enterprise.

Founder and CEO of CREDuED, Nikki Meller left a career in nursing and higher education to pursue a business opportunity in AI.

Bobbi Mahlab encourages women founders to think of networking as an opportunity for community-building and shares her key tips.

CEO and co-founder Sarah Pirie-Nally shares tips for women small business owners to unlock meaningful, time-saving benefits from AI.

As the founder and CEO of cybersecurity startup Psyber, Chantelle Ralevska is on a mission to support Australian businesses of all sizes.

Natasha Johnston’s organisation, Farm Angels, is working to ensure farmers have the financial and mental health support they need.

Ruth Limkin shares a practical guide that can help women in business mitigate burnout before it takes over.

Social impact entrepreneur Alison Harrington has built her third business, Resparke, merging technology into the aged care space.

Serial entrepreneur Fleur Madden draws on her expertise in business to offer a practical blueprint for women-led businesses looking to grow.

Through her organisation, ReLove, Ren Fernando is leading a movement to give people in crisis a fresh chance at dignity and safety.

Founder and CEO Holly Fowler created Wable, a first-of-its kind social networking app and a space for neurodivergent people to connect.

A proud Awabakal woman, Kate Russell shares more on her role as CEO of Supply Nation, promoting opportunities for First Nations business.