entrepreneurs

More often than not, it’s assumed female entrepreneurs want to escape inflexible corporate working hours, or to pursue a creative interest or passion,

A group of predominately women-led businesses are spearheading an urgent campaign calling on the Government to make early childhood education and care free.

Yemi Penn was 24 and had just graduated from her dream degree in mechanical engineering when to her own disbelief, she found herself homeless and pregnant.

There comes a time when every founder has to let go of their startup (aka, their baby) in order for it to grow and evolve. 

Roz Richards is the head myotherapist for dominant AFL team the Western Bulldogs and she’s also recently launched her own mobile myotherapy business.

This year, SmartCompany decided to showcase some women running businesses who at their core, represent the small-business and startup community.

The founding trio of Code Camp, a business teaching coding to kids, has been named the third-fastest-growing SME in Australia.

As bellabox nears its seventh birthday, co-founder Sarah Hamilton opens up about family matters, mistakes made & the decision to stop growing.

Fortune Magazine reports that all-women teams received just $1.9 billion of the $85 billion total venture capital invested in 2017 which is 2.2%.

Where are the ‘dadpreneurs’ Christie Whitehill asks, as she explains the problem with ‘mumpreneur’ which demotes a woman’s achievements in business.

Christie Whitehill shares 6 ways you can help a woman running her own business. Showing support is a little thing that can make a big impact.

How to avoid burn out as an entrepreneur. Taryn Williams is the CEO founder of the RightFit and WINK models and shares her tips for maintaining sanity.