entrepreneurial women

34 female founded startup businesses will receive funding from the Boosting Female Founders Initiative after a Round 3 selection process. 

Entrepreneurs’ Organization Queensland spoke to six female members about the most impactful lessons their mentors have imparted.

Before Desiree D’Cruz had her first baby in 2017, there was one thing that worried her more than anything: breastfeeding.

Five women share their thoughts on what it’s like to own their own business and how entrepreneurship can become more inclusive.

Smith speaks about how her personal journey of redefining health has led her to where she is now: helping others redefine their own health as well.

Finding a babysitter can be ridden with anxieties, especially for new parents. But it ultimately inspired Rebecca Dredge’s business, Kiddo.

Kristina Karlsson is the founder of Dream Life, where she turned a $3000 loan to start her business, into a multi-million dollar brand.

Dixie Crawford began her boutique consulting firm, Nganya, in 2018. She is a Barkindji woman, and in her language, “nganya” means “firelight”.

Helena Turpin, founder of GoFigr, noticed at the crux of the high rate of employee turnover was a lack of career development.

The world has a major waste problem. Today, Women’s Agenda shares our Q&A with sustainability entrepreneur, Radhika Mayani.

Robyn McLean founded Hello Period in 2017, creating sustainable period periods like the menstrual cup and the menstrual disc.

To mark Global Entrepreneurs Week, Women’s Agenda is sharing a number of Q&As with women building businesses.