female startups

Co-founder of successful household services app UrbanYou Noga Edelstein has some practical advice for women seeking investor funding.  

There’s massive economic potential in supporting women-led startups. But just 4% of funding has gone to all female teams so far in 2024.

An app helping home cooks organise and share recipes, ReciMe has attracted America’s leading investors, with a $1.5 million seed round. 

Our new report examines women-owned businesses in Australia: the tests they’ve faced, the resilience they have, and what must be done to support them

ET Collective created a pro bono initiative for women-led businesses by offering a new brand identity package to a female-led business.

At first glance, the Aussie startup scene is a woman-friendly one. But, scratch just beneath the surface, and there’s a not-so-woke dynamic at play.

Start-up accelerator Startmate is offering 30 female entrepreneurs an opportunity to be part of their women-only Fellowship program.

I don’t think there is anything typical about being a startup founder, writes Brandcrush co-founder and CEO Teresa Aprile.

Puffling is a platform aimed at improving Australia’s gender diversity at senior levels. Its founder, Lija Wilson wants more flexibilty in high positions.