Entrepreneur

For someone who hadn’t yet heard of the internet while sitting in his first university lecture in 1995, Tudor Marsden-Huggins has certainly made up for lost time.

After noticing a gap in the marketplace for comfortable and durable water-proof mattress protectors for bed-wetters, mother of two, Diane Hurford, developed a solution – Brolly Sheets.

Transforming your idea for a business into a commercial reality can be both an exhilarating and stressful experience.

This year Dynamic Business was fortunate enough to participate in the Young Entrepreneurs’ Unconvention at the Sydney Convention Centre. We’ve spoken with a lot of entrepreneurs but this event is one of the largest gatherings of the best business minds in Australia.

After noticing a gap in the marketplace for high quality, affordable leather bags, owners of Lambada Leather decided to expand their business online, letting consumers do the designing.

Have you made a future plan for your family in the event of your passing? No? You’re not alone.

After treating an army of unprepared businessmen and women at last year’s Sydney Half Marathon, sports physiotherapist Jennifer Dodge spotted a gap in the corporate fitness market and launched Office Athlete.

Rachel Beaumont started her family business with just one small boat. Now she’s the record holder for selling the highest number of group deals nationally on LivingSocial.

More than just a search engine, today Google offers a wide range useful tools that have helped women transform their passions into commercial realities. Here are the inspiring stories of three women.

A popular Australian dog grooming business knows how to keep its franchisees happy, recently welcoming back a member of the team after ten years absence.

A Cairns couple is set to spread the paleo message around Australia, franchising their business just six months after its opening.

It’s been a big decade for Sumo Salad founder Luke Baylis. Since opening his first store in 2003, the health conscious entrepreneur has changed the way Australians eat lunch – and grown his business into a fast food staple.

Last week, She Inspires hosted a seminar with small business owner, Angela Vithoulkas. She spoke about using social media to brand her cafe. Here’s what she had to say.

Innovations are often used to mark milestones in a company’s history.

Professional networking website, LinkedIn, has just released their most viewed profiles within the Australian internet industry.

Everything starts with an idea, the fire-in-the-belly that kicks you into action and guides you towards your goal. Here is a summary of the start-up lifecycle.

Twin sisters Sarah and Emily Hamilton proved that two heads are indeed better than one when they joined forces to launch an innovative online beauty business.

For many of us, the thought of getting up on a Saturday to go furniture shopping is exasperating; but thanks to Zanui.com.au, Australians can finally furnish their home with just a few clicks of a mouse.

Simon Duffy had a lightbulb moment while shopping with his wife – all the skincare products she used were natural but there was nothing similar for men. So he quit his job and made his own range of chemical-free, ethically-produced male grooming products.

Australia’s under 40s entrepreneurs will gather this March for the Young Entrepreneur Unconvention in Sydney, Melbourne and for the first time in Brisbane.