The HerBusiness Network prides itself on providing relevant, valuable business advice and inspiration to women seeking to reach their full potential in business. This effort includes providing resources to help women overcome any obstacles that may present themselves as... read more
This month, Open Colleges Australia’s online blog has been focused on recognising Australia’s most inspirational women online. Australian Businesswomen’s Network CEO Suzi Dafnis is one of the women featured. They spoke to her to discover her secrets for success.... read more
In this months Master Builder, Sam Sheppard, Sunshine Coast businesswoman, was recognised as part of Businesswomen’s Hall of Fame, which honours top female business owners. The article explained that the Hall of Fame seeks to recognise such women because... read more
Leading industry publication Australian Optometry has celebrated Northern Territory optometrist Helen Summer’s induction to the Businesswomen’s Hall of Fame in the April edition. The article identifies Summers as the only optometrist among more than 150 female entrepreneurs inducted... read more
In a recent article for The Australian Financial Review, Suzi Dafnis discusses the needs of female business travellers, a growing market segment with specific demands that can be met by the hotel and travel industries. The article says, “In... read more
Businesswomen’s Hall of Fame Inductee Robbie Sefton has been acknowledged in the March edition of The PR Report, a monthly newsletter for the Australian PR industry. The PR report said Sefton, Director of Sefton & Associates, had been named... read more
Scott Farquhar and Mike Cannon-Brookes, founders of software company Atlassian were recently recognised as admired Australian entrepreneurs in the Business Review Weekly. Farquhar has mentored through the Australian Businesswomen’s Network. Although these men encountered massive success with their start-up,... read more
The wine industry’s most prominent publication Grapegrower & Winemaker has acknowledged its own Lisa McGuigan as one of seventeen inductees to the HerBusiness’s Hall of Fame this year. The article recites the Australian Bureau of Statistics finding that of... read more
The HerBusiness blog, herBusiness, has been named in the Top 20 best business blogs in Australia, in a list compiled by SmartCompany. Although targetted at women in business, the herBusiness blog is a valuable resource for all small business... read more
Former Dungog High School president and 2014 Hall of Fame inductee Chandra Clements was featured in the Dungog Chronicle article, “More accolades for Chandra Clements”, on 18 February 2014. According to the article, Chandra was named Dux of the... read more
The 2014 Businesswomen’s Hall of Fame inductees were acknowledged in a Dynamic Business article on 25 February 2014. HerBusiness CEO Suzi Dafnis gave this description of the HerBusiness Hall of Fame inductees: “They’re from diverse backgrounds, some are regional,... read more
2014 Hall of Fame inductee and kikki.K founder Kristina Karlsson was featured in Stationery News article, “kikki.K founder joins female business hall of fame”, on 24 February 2014. Swedish-born Kristina Karlsson is a leading name in stationery worldwide, after... read more
