female entrepreneur

Mums & Co founded by Carrie Kwan is designed to provide a support network for women trying to run businesses while raising kids at the same time.

A new project aims to connect disruptive female entrepreneurs seeking to establish themselves in the start-up economy with potential investors in Australia.

Scaling a start-up, you need to be prepared for years of perseverance and set-backs, plus have grit and sheer determination in spades, to succeed.

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

Christie Whitehill shares her insights on how women in start-ups should approach winning a business grant and funding for their ventures.

Sydney based entrepreneur, Steph Halliday’s newly launched business, The Baby Buyer is a one stop shop for all your new-baby needs.

Katy Barfield is on a mission to reduce the colossal waste Australia’s food industry generates yearly through her world-first online marketplace, Yume.

Katherine Fuchs’ business, Teepee Nights has made home camping an exciting reality for kids and eased pressure on busy, working families.

Emma Isaacs acquired the then little-known Business Chicks when she was just 26.

Australian entrepreneur Alyce Tran launched her business, The Daily Edited in one day via Instagram. Since then, the leather goods brand has skyrocketed.