Entrepreneur
It’s Christmas Day, 2010. Emily Doig is lying on a beach in Vietnam, cursing the ill-fitting swimsuit she had bought especially for her well-deserved holiday. Cue the business idea.
It’s easy to get bogged down when things don’t go your way in business, but Sam Cawthorn is urging organisations to focus on the positives and bounce forward rather than back.
Their story is one of undeniable success. Originally founded in 2000, ASOS has grown to become one of the most powerful online fashion and beauty retailers in the world.
Jeff Anning had been running a structural landscaping business for many years before a chance encounter in a carpark changed his life.
Who runs the world? Beyonce said ‘Girls’ do – well, they’re getting there. Approximately 126 million women were starting or running new businesses globally in 2012.
For this entrepreneur, a deviation into the corporate world was the basis of a successful business, and also a successful life transformation.
Online marketing is an ongoing process that requires regular time and effort, and fortunately you don’t need to be an SEO guru to improve your website traffic.
Pauline Nguyen grew up watching her parents work too hard at running their own business.
Humphrey and McDonald are 22 and 21 years old respectively, and after starting a digital marketing business together in their (early!) teens – barely out of high school two years ago, the pair were ready for their next business venture.
Vashti Whitfield, life coach, and all-round superwoman spoke to Dynamic Business about her foray into the world of blogging and spurring readers from around the world to excel.
There’s a lot to think about when you’re buying or selling a business. Entrepreneurs often get stuck into the details of the transaction without thinking about the legal issues they may need to deal with and how they intend to approach them.
While some entrepreneurs set the bar at conquering just one country, others won’t stop until they’ve won over a continent.
Dynamic Business caught up with two leading female entrepreneurs who share the secrets of their success.
For Brisbane brothers Doug and Alex Hainstock, it all started when they grew tired of seeing the same logo-stamped t-shirts trotted out every Saturday night.
Victoria’s Small Business Festival will soon kick off for the entire month of August, and includes a series of events, which cover current business trends and issues, as well as relevant solutions and tips.
David Prior, the founder of five:am realised his vision to take organic yoghurt from a health food niche into the mainstream.
Paul Newman has spent more than a decade fostering Indigenous businesses through his online directory and consulting service, Black Pages.
Over the past few years ‘incubator’ style office space, which can be rented by the desk and in month-to-month lease terms, has exploded onto the market.
A number of high profile organisations are now taking applications for grants and scholarships aimed at giving talented and innovative entrepreneurs a leg up.
Thanks to a number of different initiatives, Indigenous Australians are increasingly making their mark on the business community.
