Code Like A Girl
Code Like A Girl is a social enterprise with a measurable impact on tech’s gender imbalance by working to attract, train and find placement for women in software engineering.
How it started
Though Steve Grace’s entrepreneurial journey involved plenty of personal wins coupled with moments of falling out of love …
How it started
At just 27, Renata Freund founded Honeycomb Strategy with a desire to lift the standard for how brands interact with custome…
How it started
Dr Asher Freilich was working as a GP when he noticed how many patients would come in for routine and repeat prescriptions.
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How it started
Frustrated by wasted space in removalists’ trucks, James Morell and Mahdi Chardi set out to build Muval, a two-sided marke…
How it started
Quad Lock has exuded a global mindset from its earliest days on Kickstarter in 2011, when founders Rob Ward and Chris Peters…
How it started
While working in sales for a printing company, founder Jordan Shreeve — just 22 years old at the time — spotted an imbal…
How it started
The second window furnishing business that founders Cameron West, Peter Watkins and Richard Macalister have started in the p…
How it started
Tim Cullen and Matt Deeks were watching tradies drive ute after ute past their workplace when they realised most of the vehi…
How it started
Between them, Arani Satgunaseelan and Bodine Jones had already doubled eBay’s small-to-midsized offering (with a program t…
