Posts tagged "co-founders"

Working on the opposite side of the world to your co-founder isn't ideal, but Georgie Cavanagh and Carlotta Casals found success.

The Stubby Club has come a long way in the $750 million sports merch industry since its starting days in 2018, when it was run after-hours out of the back of a mate’s factory. 

When the going gets tough, the best founders get innovative. That’s how Finders Keepers founders future-proofed the business.

For Groch, having a diversified business offering was intrinsic to Fig & Bloom. When the pandemic changed the landscape, it proved to be a wise business strategy. 

"It has always seemed simple to me. This is our life, and it’s just what we do. That is until coronavirus knocked."

Co-founder breakups are common because such relationships are beset with challenges — so all founding teams should have a vesting agreement in place.

Family businesses often naturally possess the all-important ingredients for long-term success: trust, a unified vision, commitment and stability.

The question I get asked a lot is how does your wife do it all? How does she look after the kids, run the household and the business? Here's how.

After 155 years surviving floods and fires, The Port Office Hotel in Brisbane succumbed to an everyday kitchen fire. Less than a year on, they've rebuilt.

What should you do to ensure your business partnership thrives and relationship with your friend survives? Here are four tips.

YouLi has secured $200,000 in funding, but co-founder Jen Fein couldn’t have done it without her team — and finding them was her biggest challenge so far.

If you have decided to take a leap of faith and start a business with friends, it is imperative to keep these four key things in mind.