Posts tagged "women in business"

There’s a place for healthy competition in business, but it’s time for women to build a culture of collaboration over cattiness.

The mini-documentary offering a glimpse into BlueChilli’s SheStarts accelerator continues, as the entrepreneurs develop their businesses, and themselves.

Research suggests Australia is still 37.5% short of a economic equality for women in business, prompting advocates to call on small business to do more.

Ariane Barker believes well-educated women are still struck by a pressure to find a balance between being the primary carer and having a career they want.

Female investment managers make up just 17% of employees in the industry, which is described as a boys club rife with gender bias and inequality.

After 12 years leading one of the world’s most well-known food and beverage companies, Indra Nooyi will step down as chief executive of PepsiCo in October.

Part-crowdfunding, part-community support platform SheEO has launched in Australia, to much celebration from members of the local startup scene.

The City of Sydney has room for improvement as an environment for female entrepreneurs, according to new research from Dell.

New businesses are fraught with challenges, and raising capital can be one of the most tricky aspects of all. But, for female founders, that journey can be even more treacherous.

“You women are taking all our jobs.”

This comment was delivered to me by a senior corporate male a few years ago.  I was interviewi…

Coming to terms with loss was one of the topics of discussion when former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton addressed an audience of 5000 people in Melbourne earlier this month.

These three Australian female entrepreneurs are achieving the triple P of purpose, passion and profit in their businesses.