women entrepreneurs

A new report shows Australia’s women-led businesses represent a major economic opportunity, despite barriers to capital, contracts and growth.

Women are starting businesses in record numbers, but scaling them remains harder, with barriers limiting long-term growth.

Shared housing is becoming a long-term reality for women seeking affordability later in life. The system hasn’t kept up with their needs.

Alexandra Cannizzaro, Ruby Riethmuller and Rosie Dumbrell, have been chosen as fellows for the Cartier Women’s Initiative

At a time of life when most people start easing into retirement, Lois Wake decided to launch a new business, Lois & Co.

Women’s Agenda wants to better understand what can be done to better support female founders and drive up business opportunities.

If you’re a founder or small business owner, this is your chance to let us know what’s working to support you and your business.

One third of Australian businesses are led by women, and yet they experience many barriers. This new report explores what needs to be done