Entrepreneurs

Sixteen-year-old Connor Cameron says he’s had an entrepreneurial streak since his first year of high-school, selling soft drinks out of his locker at lunchtime to friends for a dollar a pop. Now he runs a successful online jobs marketplace for students, Stakk.

When social entrepreneur and Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia member Natalie Kyriacou started her My Green World business, her passion project was just one of her countless other projects on the go.

When Keeping up with the Kardashians star Kylie Jenner wiped billions of Snapchat’s share price earlier this year with a single tweet, the …

Cyan Ta'eed is the co-founder of multimillion-dollar Australian design startup Envato. But an involuntary tech detox was the catalyst she needed to launch her new chocolate business, Hey Tiger.

Founder of laundry product company Hegs has aimed high after seeing success on Shark Tank three years ago, now setting his sights crowdfundi…

It's that time of the year again: we're looking for the best Australian entrepreneurs aged 30 or younger to feature in SmartCompany's annual Smart 30 Under 30 list. 

Entrepreneur Mikaela Jade recently won the Veuve Clicquot New Generation Award. She tells StartupSmart how she built her augmented reality startup Indigital.

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This International Women's Day, SmartCompany is launching a special showcase of Australian women in business, and making a pledge to do more to tell their stories.

Simon and Lani te Hennepe’s travel startup TRAVLR operates across six countries, has over 85 staff, and has raised $5 million in venture capital. But nine years ago, the startup existed only as a single PDF document.

Female entrepreneurs across Australia are still regularly faced by the expectation that there’s a man running their businesses, according to…

Serial entrepreneur Marcia Kilgore has spent the past two decades building and selling million-dollar beauty businesses, but she says when it comes to true success, entrepreneurs need to start by getting their heads sorted.