Posts tagged "Odette Barry"

Whether you're a small business that’s starting up or scaling up, there’s no denying that founders need a supportive community, and strong networks, to navigate the ups and downs of entrepreneurship. Especially if they’re going to make it past the four year mark, by which 48% of small businesses have gone bust. 

An ad featuring the French women's football team has gone viral ahead of the 2023 Fifa Women's World Cup. We asked advertising experts why it works.

Meta launched Twitter clone, ‘Threads' and over 30M users signed up within 24 hours. And brands like Gelato Messina are getting wild with it.

With some of Australia’s biggest corporations set to give employees the option to work on January 26, many smaller businesses are either already doing the same or following suit.

If you’re a business that wants to build visibility and secure media headlines, then look no further than your purpose and values when it comes to pitching your stories to media, writes Odette Barry.

Odette Barry, owner of Odette & Co, explains the role of small business in supporting healthy attitudes towards workplace beers.

Sandberg penned Lean In in 2007, just three years after joining Facebook — now Meta — as chief operating officer. But this week, one of America's most powerful businesswomen called time at the social media giant.

Resilience NSW has so far signed off on 400 disaster relief grants, even though almost 8000 requests for help have been lodged since applications opened earlier this month.

It's okay to pause your business during the constant upheaval at home and around the world, writes Odette Barry, but it's okay to push ahead too.