female entrepreneurs

Andrea Christie-David is the founder of Leor, which has just been acquired by the ASX listed G8 Education in a deal worth $9.5 million.

A man said he’d invest $100k in Rebekah Campbell’s start up, but he then propositioned her for sex. This is an extract from her new book.

A Sydney-based fashion tech startup has raised more than $1 million from local and global investors completing its seed funding found.

At just 31-years old, Whitney Wolfe Herd has become the youngest ever female CEO to take the dating app she founded Bumble, public.

For Aboriginal women living in remote areas of Australia, entrepreneurship is an effective means for them to take control of their future.

Tennis legend and venture capitalist Serena Williams wants investors expand their networks to support more Black female founders.

If this year has taught me anything, it’s that female entrepreneurs need an inner circle, writes Christina Hobbs, CEO of Verve Super.

In She Did, You Can, hosts Jo Stanley and George McEncroe make a checklist, detailing exactly what makes a good business idea.

We should harness the full potential of our national talent and foster female entreprenuership to create jobs, and rebuild our economy.

Terri Vinson was curious about skincare and wanted to create more awareness about how we can all make it healthier.

Have a great idea for a business but have no idea how you’d bring it to life? Jo Stanley and George McEncroe are here to help.

Australian frozen yoghurt entrepreneur Cassandra Spies, says developing a relationship with Costco has opened a world of opportunity for her.