Inspirational Women

PerkyPod is a patent-pending plant pot that contains internal drainage, filtration and a water catchment system, offering an alternative to the current self-watering pots already on the market. 

Six women founders who are also members of the Entrepreneurs’ Organization share the most significant lessons their mentors have imparted.

The Andromeda Robotics team has built and assembled four Abi robots so far. Building an Abi costs the team nearly $10,000 in hardware and consumables. 

When the COVID-19 pandemic forced the global stationery brand kikki.K into administration, founder Kristina Karlsson had to start from scratch.

Rebecca Dredge experienced how tough finding a babysitter can be when she started a family, that ultimately inspired her business, Kiddo – an app to find local, verified, trusted and affordable babysitters, nannies, and NDIS support workers.

A pioneer of Australia’s construction industry and a speech pathologist, are among the 62 winners of the 2023 Australian Women’s Small Business Champion Awards.

For many of the league's biggest stars, football is not the only game in town: entrepreneurs dot the league, as key players pursue business interests outside of the sport.

At just age 26, Samantha Sakr is one of Australia’s youngest managing directors, demonstrating the power of putting young women professionals into leadership roles.

Jiu-Jitsu is a traditionally male-dominated art form, but one woman in Melbourne is trying to shift the tune.

First Nations designers will have the opportunity to take part in an e-commerce shoot and will be invited to sell their collection on The Iconic in the future, at the conclusion of the Incubator Program.

Women are more likely to invest in women-owned and led businesses, and so we knew we wanted to put our money where our mouth is and find a way to start writing cheques. 

Founder Kayla Houlihan has announced that she will be launching a new sister brand from the ground up towards the end of 2023.