Women in Focus

Dr Bliss Cavanagh turned her personal experience with Tourette syndrome into a business designing sensory rooms that support inclusion.

As more small businesses move their operations online, the risks that come with digital tools may also increase.

Chef and entrepreneur Sharon Winsor has turned a lifelong connection to bush foods into a First Nations native food enterprise.

Founder and CEO of CREDuED, Nikki Meller left a career in nursing and higher education to pursue a business opportunity in AI.

As the founder and CEO of cybersecurity startup Psyber, Chantelle Ralevska is on a mission to support Australian businesses of all sizes.

Through her organisation, ReLove, Ren Fernando is leading a movement to give people in crisis a fresh chance at dignity and safety.

Founder and CEO Holly Fowler created Wable, a first-of-its kind social networking app and a space for neurodivergent people to connect.

Femmi CEO and co-founder Lydia O’ Donnell is empowering women to learn about their bodies and move with confidence.

Leanne Pilkington is recognised as a trailblazing thought leader and one of the most influential figures in Australian real estate.

Founding the world’s first occupation therapy franchise business, Helen Whait has helped support the work-life balance of over 10,000 people.

For Nicola Trotman, being a successful entrepreneur is about being creative and willing to go where other people won’t.

Fashion label Christina Stephens made its debut at Australian Fashion Week in 2022, becoming the first adaptive clothing runway in Australia.