In spite of not being completely naïve when I started Next Marketing, I quickly discovered how much I didn’t know, and how much being an entrepreneur differed from my expectations.
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.
Non-profit organisation Springboard Enterprises (SB) Australia, formed to encourage female entrepreneurs, has received a backing of $30,000 from the City of Sydney to help fund a new program.
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 […]
Pressures on the Australian economy over the coming years will challenge our aim to remain competitive globally. Here’s why we need more women entrepreneurs to help sustain and fuel our growth…
83 per cent of Australia’s leading business women say that “confidence to challenge and influence authority” is an important factor needed to succeed in business.
In several years, Nahji Chu has managed to turn what began as a small kitchen based catering business into a multimillion brand spanning locations across both Melbourne and Sydney as well as gaining a foothold in the UK.
It was a business inspired by the passion of its founder and the quest to provide a new sense of meaning and purpose in challenging times.
Follow your dreams. It may sound like a cliché, but that’s exactly what this successful mother and business owner did.
Some of South Australia’s leading business women were named as finalists of this year’s 2014 Telstra Business Women’s Awards.
