women in business

Minister Stephen Conroy frequently reiterates that the NBN’s implementation can double the level of teleworking (or ‘anywhere working’) for Australian workers, while also boosting GDP and creating the equivalent of an additional 25,000 full-time jobs; 20% of those in regional Australia.

I met a man recently who offered me great hope for future female leadership.

I enjoy working alongside the men and women in my team.

Five years ago I bought a fancy dress costume online in the hope that it would make its way from the UK to my home in the two weeks before the party.

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

Research by the Australian Women Chamber of Commerce and Industry has revealed the majority of women small business owners do not pay themselves a wage.

Spooked by the mere discussion on legislated quotas for women in business, many large organisations have been talking up gender targets for women in their ranks.

When in business, I dislike the tag “lady” and people ask me why.

There’s a popular theory called the “Lehman Sisters Hypothesis” that says well known bank failures (like the Lehman Brothers collapse) wouldn’t have happened if there were more female staff in management.