women in business

Roz Richards is the head myotherapist for dominant AFL team the Western Bulldogs and she’s also recently launched her own mobile myotherapy business.

This year, SmartCompany decided to showcase some women running businesses who at their core, represent the small-business and startup community.

Balance best describes what kind of future women want to see, writes Sadhana Smiles. But in many ways we’re making little progress.

Right now is the perfect storm of opportunity to bodly reimagine how women – and men – and everyone else can work.

After her second child, returning to work got harder, writes Kate Pollard. She shares what she’d do differently, with the benefit of hindsight.

There are 1001 ways to skin a cat when it comes to networking, but here are some common mistakes to steer clear of when it comes to doing it well.

AMP Capital appoints Marsha Beck in a new position of Managing Director Australia.

A prominent Australian investor and entrepreneur told female founder Megan Avard she would need a male co-founder to succeed in business.

Kristy Chong has had a massive few months with ModiBodi, the leak-proof garment business she formed to stop underwear failing on women and girls.

The founding trio of Code Camp, a business teaching coding to kids, has been named the third-fastest-growing SME in Australia.

Renece Brewster is the CEO and co-founder of production agency, Visual Domain. She’s the latest to be featured in our series, ‘The Link’.