Women in business

Claire O'Shea ditched her finance career to become a DJ, and is thriving in the entertainment industry. Here's how she did it.

More women are reaping the benefits of being in the wilderness, thanks to a business that encourages them to explore the outdoors.

Serial business owner Elizabeth Hollingsworth shares the lessons she's learned from running several businesses since 2000.

Sarah Quinney, the co-founder of Boardsox, is connecting the surfing community back to its core values, one sustainable surfboard cover at a time.

Melissa Devereaux, founder of Laila and Me, is on a mission to change the pet food industry, one dog treat at a time.

Through hard work, determination, and making 100 cold calls every day, Pamela Jabbour created her first business, Total Image Group.

Starting The Base Collective, a natural and no-nasties cosmetics range, has allowed Cassie Sanghvi to carve a niche. This is her business story.

Enter the new kid on the block for sustainable coffee cups, Good-Edi. This edible cup is the brainchild of two Australian women.

When Rebekah Turner started Wandering Moon The Label, she knew she wanted to create a fashion collection that was sustainable and versatile.