Posts tagged "Julie Mathers"

Content creators, economic fluctuations, the rise of marketplaces, and, yes, artificial intelligence: five experts in the e-commerce field share their predictions for selling in 2024 and beyond.

Many founders could tell you about starting a successful e-commerce business. Fewer could describe restarting one. Julie Mathers, founder of eco-conscious retailer Flora & Fauna, is among those select few.

Green Friday is a four-day online retail event that encourages Australians to ditch the click madness of Black Friday in favour of more mindful online shopping.

We were so excited to return to an in-person format for the Smart50 this year that we wanted to go big with our best judging panel yet.

Economic hardships push sustainability down the priority list for consumers and businesses alike. We asked Julie Mathers how businesses can find a balance.

Australian entrepreneur and RedBalloon co-founder Naomi Simson says adopting a growth mindset is the key to navigating a pandemic and emerging with a thriving business.

According to Naomi Simson, being “customer obsessed” starts from the top and filters down through every aspect of your business: from your leadership ability, to your culture and cash flow. 

Ethical online goods retailer Flora & Fauna has been acquired by BWX for more than $27 million, seven years after it was founded in Sydney.

Beating back gender bias, inspiring future leaders, and busting the myths surrounding work-life balance.

Will Australian business owners be downsizing or cancelling their leases in the wake of COVID-19? How have their thoughts on remote work changed since the pandemic?

Businesses are having frank conversations with their suppliers about wasteful packaging in an effort to reduce their environmental footprints.

THe ACCC has lost a bid to prosecute Woolworths over allegedly misleading claims about the biodegradability of eco-friendly crockery.