female entrepreneurs

Edwina Sharrock created Birth Beat, an online platform that combines convenience with the latest in childbirth education, that has attracted investment.

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.

‘Male-only’ business attributes punish female entrepreneurs because it is most commonly described in opposition to the male traits for success.

As 20 Aussies stood before the G20 Young Entrepreneur Summit delegates at the Summit’s closing ceremony this week in Russia, we received the loudest roar of the day for something we promised to deliver as hosts of the event in 2014.

Youth alone won’t provide the energy you need to cut it as a successful entrepreneur.

Our sister publication SmartCompany has crunched the numbers to deliver its annual Hot 30 Under 30 list of young entrepreneurs.

Sarah Curran is the entrepreneur behind online fashion retail dynamo my-wardrobe.

Yes, you really can go your own way – no matter what your age and level of experience.

Four high-powered businesswomen have come together to invest in women rising to the top of Australia’s start-up sector.

Yes, you really can go your own way – no matter what your age and level of experience.

Before an entrepreneur’s business becomes the huge success we often hear about, there’s a time when life as a start-up can be a little tough.