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The fitness franchise that’s punched up during the pandemic
Boxing and strength-focused fitness franchise 12RND Fitness has 18 more locations set to launch in 2021. We chat to Co-Founder Tim West…
Entrepreneur tips for scaling your online business
Amy McWaters is the COO of The Hamper Emporium and is responsible for the day-to-day operations and logistics of the company, while ensuring customer satisfaction. On top of that, she is also the COO of SOL Group Australia, Australia’s leading online gifting company. Amy draws on her expertise and experience to share her insights for scaling […]
From the military to entrepreneurship
Dynamic Business speaks to Peter Liston to find out more about the business.
Jack Corbett: From high school drop out to Young Entrepreneur of the year
Dynamic Business sits down Corbett to discuss his current endeavours.
From KPMG to tech startup: Anthony Steven’s latest venture
Dynamic Business has a chat to Anthony Stevens.
Expert360’s Bridget Loudon on leading a digital revolution in the global consulting sector
By digitising the conventional consulting model and stripping it of its inefficiencies, the brains behind Expert360 have made waves in the $600 billon global consulting industry. According to co-founder and CEO, Bridget Loudon, sheer resilience, a commitment to quality and a mandate to become an irreplaceable aspect of their customer’s working lives have also been […]
Making legal practice, modern practice
Lawyers accustomed to long working days might consider it a ‘good day’ if they made that 7pm dinner appointment they tentatively arranged three weeks prior. Thoughts of week-life being any other way could only mean one thing – a new career – a daunting prospect when you have come so far down the road of […]
From taste to profit: Bondi Chai drinks to success
After operating their own consulting firm and experiencing employment in journalism, graphic design, and print compositing, Martin and Melissa decided to focus on something tasteful: chai latte.
For the love of the game: Young entrepreneur targets gaming networks
GAMURS, a social network aimed at the gaming market, has just secured half a million dollars in seed funding. Almost 4,000 members are already using the public beta, and the young man behind the company is only 19.
Meet the wine label targeting palates, and iPhone users
As many entrepreneurs would recognise, Suzi Devine’s drive to business came from finding a gap in the industry. In her case, it was the wine industry.
Entrepreneur bringing inbound calls home
At just 19 years of age, Jordan Grives found himself pitching his then brand new telecommunications service to C-suite executives at some of Australia’s most well-known companies.
Jewellery success backed by moral consciousness
A self-funded investment of $5,000 kick-started what would become a fixture in the jewellery sector, Bowerhaus. The homegrown company’s future would see worldwide expansion, a loyal following, a focus on charity work, and a partnership to bring a fundraising event to Kirribilli House. Upon graduating from design school, Elizabeth Lee joined her sister in a […]
Edible beauty driving business
Anna Mitsios has been making waves in the beauty and health industry since pushing her idea of making beauty products so pure…they were actually “edible”.
Bidding for invoices: Bringing SMEs and investors together
Capital, it’s a key factors that can determine whether or not a small business survives another day. With this firmly in mind, Charlotte Petris and her co-founder-husband launched a business that brings SMEs together with an all-important business element: the investor.
Beauty expert disrupting brick and mortar with online moves
The beauty industry is one of the most competitive, add to that the struggle of standing out in a crowded community of online retailers, and it’s downright rare to find an entrepreneur that has succeeded in both areas like Kate Morris.
No sleeping matter: Meet the entrepreneurs tackling the mattress industry
With Sleeping Duck, Winston Wijeyeratne and Selvam Sinnappan have created the perfect example of how the online world is disrupting the retail sector and how those wanting to compete with big businesses need to focus their efforts on bettering their competition’s inadequacies.
Social safety comes first for app founder
Kathleen Kenny came up with tribesta whilst driving to pick up her daughter from school. After witnessing the aftermath of an accident, which had left a woman trapped in her car, Kathleen thought, “What if that was me?”
Meet the entrepreneur setting up “Cuzins” worldwide
Tired of constantly asking his cousin to buy and send him fitness gear from the States, entrepreneur Shaun Greenblo decided to find an easier way to help people receive the items they wanted from other places.
Entrepreneur targets literacy
“46 per cent of Australians are actually functionally illiterate. This is a really big deal. Some estimates have revealed it costs around $US18 billion. We’re talking about figures that would make a significant dent in any budget deficit here.”
Entrepreneur focuses on man’s best friend
As a child, Alex Bedwani desperately wanted a dog. When his parents said they did not fancy the prospect of such a long-term responsibility, 11-year-old Alex came up with a simple concept: start minding other people’s dogs for short periods of time.
Disrupting the graphic design industry
DesignCrowd was founded in 2007 by Alec Lynch, an engineer by training, who started the concept after leaving his job and taking out $10,000 in savings to run the business from his garage.
From garage to warehouse: homegrown beauty business eyes growth in Asia
Cameron Campbell had a simple goal when he and his wife decided to start-up their own business and that was to create a comfortable source of income for his potentially growing family.
Riding the craft beer wave
It was passion that compelled Tim Thomas to start his own brewery in South Nowra and make a play for a slice of the growing craft beer market.
Salad threat to fast food market
Luke Baylis is a man with good timing – eleven years ago he managed to turn his own personal quest to eat healthy and improve his lifestyle into a successful and increasingly popular Australian food chain.