Posts tagged "women founders"

Many non-technical woman founders express reluctance to ask too many questions of their (predominantly male) tech teams and engineers. Their reasoning is it can trigger their imposter syndrome.

The latest State Of Australian Startup Funding report has shown that capital for women-led startups declined in 2022. But it's not all bad news.

Priyanka Ashraf worked in a number of businesses across the community function, and has herself built a community: The Creative Co-Operative.

Mia Fileman is an award-winning marketing strategist, but everybody makes mistakes.

We need to look at how we can create a pathway for more women to become founders of tomorrow’s companies, says Gabrielle Munzer from Main Sequence Ventures.

The Greens are initiating gender responsive support to women-led businesses, having just announced a new policy that will look at generating more employment and greater economic opportunities.

While the shine theory is relevant to all aspects of our lives, it is particularly suitable in terms of women in business. 

Instead of fighting to break through the glass ceiling, more and more women are starting their own businesses, and we need to support them.

It’s no secret that regional SMEs did it tough last year, faced with a pandemic and the devastating consequences of bushfires.

From entrepreneur Taraji P Henson to Making Authentic Friendships' Juliana Fetherman, here are nine of the world's most powerful women.

Australia's economic recovery would be greatly helped along by the inclusion of more talented female founders in our startup ecosystem.

During the capital raising process, I was told: "You don’t fit the typical founder persona.” It was a comment that left me a little confused.