Partner Content How Ren Fernando turned a simple idea into a movement for women starting over Through her organisation, ReLove, Ren Fernando is leading a movement to give people in crisis a fresh chance at dignity and safety.
Partner Content How Holly Fowler built the world’s first social app connecting neurodivergent people Founder and CEO Holly Fowler created Wable, a first-of-its kind social networking app and a space for neurodivergent people to connect.
Partner Content Femmi’s Lydia O’Donnell has built the tech women deserve Femmi CEO and co-founder Lydia O’ Donnell is empowering women to learn about their bodies and move with confidence.
News & Views How Leanne Pilkington became one of Australia’s most influential leaders in real estate Leanne Pilkington is recognised as a trailblazing thought leader and one of the most influential figures in Australian real estate.
Partner Content Founder of ActivOT Helen Whait is empowering occupational therapists with work-life balance Founding the world’s first occupation therapy franchise business, Helen Whait has helped support the work-life balance of over 10,000 people.
News & Views ‘Go big or go home’: Why founder Nicola Trotman doesn’t shy away from going where others won’t For Nicola Trotman, being a successful entrepreneur is about being creative and willing to go where other people won’t.
Partner Content How Jessie Sadler turned her sketches into an inclusive, runway fashion label Fashion label Christina Stephens made its debut at Australian Fashion Week in 2022, becoming the first adaptive clothing runway in Australia.
Partner Content What to do when your inner voice holds you back: Nicole Hatherly Nicole Hatherly speaks with confidence, clarity and an ease that appears to have been there her entire life. Ten years ago, she could barely speak in front of three people.
Partner Content Yasmin London: From good cop to online safety hero Yasmin London was a NSW police officer for 13 years before entering the tech industry. Now she’s bringing these experiences together to help create a safer online world for kids.
Partner Content Surprises, setbacks and success: Suzie Betts and her small business, Boob Armour Anyone who has ever launched a new business remembers their “lightning bolt” moment of inspiration for what they sell.