Posts tagged "‘Why women-owned startups are a better bet’"

If you’ve been following the Kiki debacle you could be forgiven for thinking you’d accidentally turned on an episode of Silicon Valley.

SmartCompany hosted its second instalment of the Pitch in Melbourne, an early stage startup competition, with Diolog named the winner.

A new study shows companies must include women in leadership roles as they develop post-COVID-19 recovery plans, WGEA director Libby Lyons says.

Recently I have noticed some startups trying to reduce the perceived level of risk when raising seed-stage capital. But this approach could backfire.

Women need to build and nurture the right kind of networks if they want to improve their chances of gaining access to capital and talent.

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

Founder of Teepee Nights, Katherine Fuchs, had a light-bulb moment during a family camping trip: why not bring camping fun to urban homes?

One of the world’s biggest investment banks, Goldman Sachs, has recently announced it will back female entrepreneurs and their companies t…

A new study by Boston Consulting Group shows once again that female entrepreneurs know how to make a little investment go a long way.

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