How mandatory leave from her corporate role, led Jo Robertson to step outside of her comfort zone and start Luxury Clay Experiences.
Female Founders
Meet Maryanne Harris, cofounder of Robofit, revolutionising neurological rehabilitation with cutting-edge exoskeleton technology.
Amber Boyers, launched the swimwear brand Baiia in 2016 as a side project, while working three jobs and managing a successful fashion blog. The brand provides sustainable, ethically created, beautiful swimwear for women of all shapes and sizes and a […]
Little Eco Baby is empowering tired parents to choose safer, environmentally friendly nappies for their babies.
Meet Carolyn Devries, a family law specialist who launched Australia’s first non profit law firm, New Way Lawyers, after she saw a need for an alternative approach to family law.
Fashion Designer, Stylist and Proud Mum. I have worked as a stylist for years but my true passion was for design, when I lost my dream job heavily pregnant and single . . . I had to take a chance and start a new business myself. It was terrifying but I needed to create a future to support my daughter and I.
Alana Clarkson was a gym instructor for over 10 years and she always heard the same complaint from women about getting massive sweat marks in their crotch and bust regions whilst exercising.
After 2 years of research and designs Alana launched Idea Athletic, crotch and bust sweat minimisation activewear, in April 2022.
Colleen Callander is the former Sportsgirl CEO, Founder of Callander&Co and Mentor Me Women, Author of ‘Leader By Design’, a Business and Leadership Coach, Keynote Speaker and a Non- Executive Director.
Lisa Teh is the Co-Founder of online platform Lisnic, which helps Mentees find Business Mentors. She is also the co-host of the Lisnic podcast where she’s interviewed some of the world’s top entrepreneurs including Netflix Co-Founder Marc Randolph, Gary Vaynerchuk and Grant Cardone.
Meet Kathy Kiedrzynski, who founded Kiyomee Blends during lockdown in Melbourne. A beauty therapist and mother of two, Kathy saw a gap in the market for high quality, luxurious skin supplements and wanting to help people restore confidence in themselves by using a natural path to healing.
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