Entrepreneurs

Bon Maxie founder Clare Spelta sat down with SmartCompany to talk about growing her business on Instagram and the importance of finding niches in the market to solve customer problems.

Dom Pym helped launch Up in 2018, backed by Bendigo Bank. But it may never have happened at all if his previous business hadn't failed.

The lease for Fitstop’s Los Angeles headquarters has just been signed, with a January launch, while the first 10 fitness studios will open over the course of 2023.

The controversial Entrepreneurs' Programme will be re-assessed again ahead of the next budget, the Department of Industry, Science and Resources has confirmed with SmartCompany.

Kellective by Nikki has gone from an Etsy garage business to a company with 13 employees.

The neon sign business has taken the US by storm, and is the only licensed manufacturer for Marvel in its sector. Here’s how the co-founders did it.

Sheet Society CEO and co-founder Hayley Worley drew inspiration from her consumer experience and fashion background to reinvent the way people shop for bedclothes.

Kayla Houlihan admits she had reservations about putting a full rebrand in motion for Tribe Skincare, which included a new logo and all-new packaging.

Yanun Project Services will be among 100 companies across South Australia participating in the First Nations Business Showcase this month.

Carman’s acquired Australian-owned and made snacking brand Fruit Wise for an undisclosed sum after a year of discussions.

Iris Smit discusses how The Quick Flick is changing the face of beauty, how to grow a customer base on social media and what steps business owners can take to land themselves the deal of a lifetime with a major retailer.

Iris Smit's biggest mistake is the type that haunts the dreams of many entrepreneurs across the world, yet it’s one any business owner can make in a split second.