Entrepreneur

Terria, a groundbreaking geospatial tech startup, spun out of a lab from Australia’s national science agency CSIRO, has successfully closed a seed investment round, which will amplify its impact in planning, the energy transition and environmental monitoring.

Emily Cole didn’t set out to become an entrepreneur.

This Entrepreneur’s Day (19 November), here are ten women entrepreneurs to know and support, as they change the game within their industries.

Women-founded businesses have the potential of boosting $135 billion into the Australian economy, a new report on entrepreneurs in Australia has found.

Founder of Andromeda Grace Brown has closed a $3 million seed round for her robotics and AI startup to develop their humanoid robot, Abi.

First Nations women and girls in Broome will now have access to free entrepreneurial workshops facilitated by Academy for Enterprising Girls, in partnership with Make It Happen HQ.

Williams has revealed fourteen companies that Serena Ventures has invested in have reached unicorn status, meaning the company is now worth over $1 billion.

Hundreds of people gathered across the country to listen to speakers at the UN Women’s 2024 IWD lunch event.

Before Desiree D’Cruz had her first baby in 2017, there was one thing that worried her more than anything: breastfeeding.

Finding a babysitter can be ridden with anxieties, especially for new parents. But it ultimately inspired Rebecca Dredge’s business, Kiddo.

Kristina Karlsson is the founder of Dream Life, where she turned a $3000 loan to start her business, into a multi-million dollar brand.

Dixie Crawford began her boutique consulting firm, Nganya, in 2018. She is a Barkindji woman, and in her language, “nganya” means “firelight”.