women in business

After a career in finance, Arthur Alley Studio’s founder is building a business that supports Australian artists and makers through limited-edition homewares.

Four cancer diagnoses in one month left Jayne Burney asking how we can better support loved ones when we can’t be there.

AFLW legend Moana Hope now owns a traffic management planning business. She runs it, and decides what comes next.

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

Women are quietly running businesses across Australia, yet many still struggle to recognise their own leadership.

Australia’s clean economy will fall short if women-led companies remain overlooked from first pitch to the growth capital needed.

NSW grant funding will support women, climate startups and innovation events bringing founders, investors and opportunities together.

Women entrepreneurs show that passion, purpose and persistence can lead to meaningful businesses and lasting success.

Most women founders don’t wait to feel ready; confidence grows by taking risks and learning along the way.