Posts tagged "Australian businesswomen"

Quadrant is Australia’s newest private equity firm, and in the last month, it’s invested in three well-known, female-led ventures.

Thirteen advocates, ambassadors and all-around badasses who we believe, at their core, represent the small-business and startup community.

The capacity of the Fair Work Commission to order pay rises for workers in women-dominated industries will be strengthened under Labor policy.

Greater diversity leads to greater yields for business, and inclusive and empathetic leadership breeds productivity, loyalty and motivation.

One-in-seven Australians think men are more capable than women in the workplace and in politics, proving there is lots of work to be done.

Women’s average full-time base salary across all industries and occupations is 16.2% less than men’s — it's time to dismantle the gender pay gap.

It’s almost two decades since the dotcom crash and Julie Wainwright has emerged once more, in her 50s, stronger and smarter than ever before.

We are often told that women were excluded from this process, but women were central to the growth of professional work.

You can have the best idea, team and revenue source in the world, but it's almost guaranteed to be a bumpy ride. That is where resilience comes in.

Emma Isaacs acquired Business Chicks when she was just 26 years old, and turned it into the largest women’s networking group in Australia.

Many female franchisees remain unaware of key benefits of franchising, such as assistance from governments and franchisors.

When it comes to funding, women are still getting crumbs, while men make off with the loaf.