Ann Wen
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Ann is a journalist at Dynamic Business with a background in commercial law and research. She is interested in SME tax law, public policy and Australian innovation.
‘Young people have been disproportionately affected’: Taj Pabari
Taj Pabari is the CEO of the Australian School of Entrepreneurship (ASE), was named the Australian Young Innovator of the Year in...
Let’s Talk: Success Secrets
Success looks different for each business. There is a huge variety in the business models that we hold up as success stories....
Unfair dismissal claim against Deliveroo may have widespread consequences for the gig economy
A former rider for Deliveroo has taken the food-delivery service to the Fair Work Commission (FWC) in an unfair dismissal case.
Australia’s unemployment rate is creeping up but the real danger is underemployment
Australia’s unemployment rate increased to 6.9 per cent in September, however Australians should be focusing on another more troubling labour statistic.
$540 million in equity capital available to Australian SMEs
The Australian Business Growth Fund (BGF) has been formally established, providing eligible Australian SMEs between $5 mn to $15 mn in long-term...
Applications for Indigenous Angel Investor and Entrepreneur Masterclass now open
Applications for Australia's first Angel Investors and Entrepreneur Masterclass pilot program are now open.
The WA Government, Generation...
‘Stop bleeding from research and development’: Daniel Petre
Daniel Petre is a Founding Partner at AirTree Ventures, one of the largest venture capital funds in Australia. Prior to AirTree, he...
‘Digital businesses are the future’: Airwallex’s journey from café to one of Australia’s fastest growing fintech firms
The pandemic has prompted an explosion of digital and global business services. Airwallex, an online business account for SMEs, has seen this...
Let’s Talk: The Export Essentials
Understanding how to grow your business is difficult, however understanding how to grow your business beyond domestic borders can be even more...
$5 billion into childcare will boost GDP by $11 billion a year: The Government’s missed opportunity
Despite the majority of pandemic-induced job losses occurring in female-dominated industries, the Government has not delivered policies that support women and men...
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Let’s Talk: Success Secrets
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Unfair dismissal claim against Deliveroo may have widespread consequences for the gig economy
A former rider for Deliveroo has taken the food-delivery service to the Fair Work Commission (FWC) in an unfair dismissal case.
Australian dairy industry shifts its focus from China to Southeast Asia
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Buy now, pay later made easy for SMEs as Zip partners with Visa, Apple, Google
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