Designed to support the health and well-being of its customers and the planet, this innovative business is being very green, right down to the packaging, AND even in their marketing – adopting terrific social media opportunities to grow their... read more
Michelle Gamble is Founder and Chief Angel of Marketing Angels, a marketing agency that provides outsourced Marketing Management and direction for small to medium businesses. In this In Her Shoes interview, we look at: Key marketing challenges faced by... read more
Claire Braund is co-founder of Women on Boards, the leading advocate for improving gender diversity on Australian boards and giving women access to board positions across the business, government, community and not-for-profit sectors. Women on Boards has 8,000 professional women... read more
Annie Crawford is the founder of Can Too, a charity organisation that trains non-athletes to compete in endurance events while raising millions of dollars for Cancer research Can Too supports people to breakthrough fears and limiting beliefs by taking... read more
Louise Woodbury is the co-author of “The Invisible Entrepreneur” and “The Invisible Partnership” and is CEO of Quantum Dynamics, a leading consultancy that specialises in supporting fast-growth for small-to-medium sized businesses. In this interview, Louise discusses how to choose your... read more
Karen Matthews was the CEO of skincare company Ella Baché for ten years before starting Inside Out Leadership. She is responsible for having launched Australia’s first skincare franchise in 2002, as well as steering the family-owned, fifty year-old business... read more
Annalise Law is 32 and the Managing Director of The Kanga Group – a promotional merchandise organisation that works with leading corporate companies on targeted marketing solutions for branded merchandise. Some of Annalise Law’s greatest achievements to date include:... read more
Rebecca Wallace had a successful career as an educator, teaching refugees English. Ambition and a desire to give her family the very best led her to leave her government job and move into the private sector. She transitioned in... read more
A social entrepreneur can be described as someone who recognises a social problem and uses business skills to make social change. Natalie Isaacs is a mother of four with a deep concern about the world her children are inheriting.... read more
