With Valentine's Day fast approaching, Nicole Reaney and the team at InsideOut Public Relations have declared their love for their chosen career with a list of the perks, love affairs and highs they … [Read more...]
5 Good Reasons to keep studying and upskill in business
Director of Agent99 PR, Sharon Zeev Poole (pictured), reveals why as a successful business women she feels the need to keep studying. There is a reason why 60% of workers globally are actively … [Read more...]
5 Legal essentials for small business owners in Australia
As a small business owner in Australia, you have to know that being legally compliant relies on being aware of the rules and regulations that apply to the running of your business. With this in mind, … [Read more...]
Michel’s Patisserie is Seeking New Franchisees
Michel’s Patisserie is seeking new Franchisees for more than fifty available sites across the country. Owned by Retail Food Group (RFG), Michel’s Patisserie is a patisserie offering sweet treats, … [Read more...]
10 Tips for Running a Successful Family Business
Family businesses account for 70% of all businesses in Australia. There are many advantages to running a family business but there are also disadvantages, such as family conflicts. To help your … [Read more...]
Everything a business needs to know about online shopping in Australia
Whether you are a small online retailer or just thinking about launching an online store in Australia, if you operate in the retail space, you need to make it your business to know everything you … [Read more...]
4 Pieces of Must-Have Hardware for Small Businesses
As a small business entrepreneur, you can use all the advantages you can get your hands on. That means staying abreast of the recent developments in business hardware—hardware that could help … [Read more...]
5 New Year’s Resolutions for Small Business
January is a time of great promise and excitement for many business operators as they picture what could be a year of big achievements. Establishing a good mix of clearly defined goals before the pace … [Read more...]
The Business Venture Generating Six Figure Incomes for Women
Everyday Australian women are taking business into their own hands, surviving the economic downturn, earning six figure salaries and redefining their professional independence as part of an industry … [Read more...]
What I’ve Learned in 30 years of Running a Business
Ros Moriarty (pictured) is the Managing Director of the Jumbana Group, a leading indigenous art, strategy and communications company which is famously responsible for conceptualising Aboriginal art on … [Read more...]
Ten ways to get a better life balance in 2014
Is this the year you’re going to lose that extra weight, get organised or bag the career of your dreams? Yes? Then you’re going to need to get savvy and take some time to plan how you’re going to make … [Read more...]
An Australian Business Guide to Christmas Parties
Christmas parties are a great way to thank your staff for their hard work during the year. However it’s important to remember that while your staff may be ‘off the clock’, you’re still responsible for … [Read more...]
Respect Trumps Harmony: 4 Tools for Building Resilient Teams
Rachael Robertson (pictured) led 18 strangers into the wilderness of Antarctica for an entire year through nine months of darkness, with no escape from the cold, howling winds or from each other. … [Read more...]
5 Tips for Start-ups by Alexandra Tselios, publisher of “The Big Smoke”
I find all facets of business fun, from the most boring and banal aspects to the high energy creative parts and I have been fortunate to have had experience of varying capacities at many different … [Read more...]
How Women Can Get Noticed at Work
Roma Gaster, Director of The Leadership Circle, discusses the many reasons why women still struggle to get noticed by senior management. Factors like unconscious bias, women not putting themselves … [Read more...]
How to create a Technology Start-up
Founder of Workible, a mobile and social recruitment platform for flexible workforce industries, Fiona Anson (pictured), writes about her journey into creating a technology start-up with her business … [Read more...]
Advice for Career Mums: Juggling a career and family
Through managing a successful multi‐million dollar business and a family of three, Christine Tylee (pictured with her husband Paul) has become a master at organisation, setting goals and making time … [Read more...]
The 5 Customers that Drive Business Owners Crazy
Customer service expert Fiona Adler says consumers are creating a barrier between themselves and the best customer service. Are you one of the five customer types that frustrate business … [Read more...]
Meet the Women of Telstra
Success as a company depends on great people. As one of only 16 companies in the ASX200 to be given a green light by Women On Boards for demonstrating a commitment to improving gender diversity … [Read more...]
Leading business women say career breaks can also be an opportunity
A poll of Australia’s leading business women has revealed that while a career break is often perceived as negatively impacting a woman’s career, it can also be a catalyst to reassess a career path, … [Read more...]
Outback Wisdom for Life and for Business
Fresh from a Rural Women’s Gathering in Scone NSW, former city slicker, life coach and author, Robyn Pulman, is back on her red earth property in outback Queensland, where she divides her time between … [Read more...]
10 Tips to Save a Struggling Business
The news that Snowgum and the Hard Rock Cafe in Australia have gone into Administration, and Electrolux is ceasing production, serves as a timely reminder that any business, even those that have been … [Read more...]
5 Top Tips for Setting Goals and Sticking to them
Business owner and ‘Top Gun Leader’ with The Body Shop At Home, Brooke Goodall (pictured), shares her top tips for setting goals and sticking to them. Goal setting is an ongoing activity and critical … [Read more...]
Starting a business: advice for the newbies
Multi-million dollar business owner with The Body Shop At Home, Cindy Dinh (pictured), shares her top tips for new business owners. Starting a business is a dream that many have, but few do. There’s … [Read more...]
A Compelling Brand Story can help to market your business
You have a story - how you got started in your business, your industry. It might be one of simple beginnings, struggle or fame, how you grew from a no name struggling artist to a household name or why … [Read more...]
Write Web Copy that will attract New Business
If you're still relatively new to business and by new, I mean your business is still in it's infancy stage between the age of 0-3 years, then I expect you're experiencing a myriad of feelings … [Read more...]
Developing innovation and creativity in your small business
Karen Westwood (pictured), independent business owner with The Body Shop At Home™ shares her top tips for giving your business that creative edge. In a world where change is happening faster than … [Read more...]
Hundreds of Jobs Women are legally prohibited from doing
A new report by the World Bank and IFC has found economies in Eastern Europe and Central Asia have the most extensive lists of jobs women cannot legally do. With 456 jobs women cannot do, the Russian … [Read more...]
Only 16 Companies in the ASX200 show commitment to Gender Diversity
Women On Boards (WOB), the organisation founded in 2006 to increase the number of women on Australian boards, has named and shamed those companies in the ASX200 who show little or no interest in … [Read more...]
Australian crochet designer Jenny King in strong international demand
After realising a lifelong dream of appearing in Vogue Knitting, Australia’s Crochet Queen, Jenny King, has two new books Figure Flattering Plus Size Fashions and Eighteen Inch Doll Clothes. In … [Read more...]
Banker makes career change to launch website and recipe book
Tanya Bartolini always knew she loved to cook, but it wasn’t until she took maternity leave from a high-stress career in finance and gave birth to her son that she realised she wanted to do it for a … [Read more...]
Have Celebrities Lost their Value as Brand Ambassadors?
PR professional Nicole Reaney, questions whether consumers are now desensitised to the ‘celeb factor’ and whether it’s no longer as effective as it used to be, to engage a celebrity brand ambassador. … [Read more...]
The 10 Qualities of Charismatic Female Leaders
You recognise her immediately as she walks into a room. It's a woman who commands authority and attention before even saying a word. When she speaks, it’s a calm, clear and succinct delivery that … [Read more...]
The 7 Deadly Sins of Facebook Marketing
In the last few years, the power of social media in marketing a brand has become more apparent than ever. Brands are now developing invaluable relationships with their potential customers online in … [Read more...]
Post-traumatic Growth: Using Crisis to Succeed
Sam Cawthorn, Young Australian of the Year (TAS), says "problems, tough times and crises are good for us". With all the military conflicts and violence in the world, the global economic crisis, the … [Read more...]
Be your own boss but share the risks with a Franchise
Want to be your own boss but don't want to go it alone? Sarah Stowe, editor of Franchising Magazine in Australia, makes a good case for buying a franchise. Dreaming of owning your own business? Then … [Read more...]
ASIC responds to privacy concerns for Home Based Businesses
The Australian Securities & Investment Commission (ASIC), has responded to privacy concerns raised by home-based businesses by giving them the option of using a postal address instead of a physical … [Read more...]
Aussie Girl Going Gangbusters in Hawaii
WHEN actress Eva Mendez stops mid interview at the Kahala Resort in Hawaii to point you out in front of a large crowd and demand to have the dress you’ve just designed and worn for the evening, … [Read more...]
Wife Takes Over the Business as Husband Fights for His Life
Most small business owners don't have a contingency plan should they get sick or injured and are unable to run their business for an extended period of time. So when tragedy strikes, it helps to have … [Read more...]
Social Enterprise ‘Thankyou Water’ making a Big Splash
Naïve isn’t usually a word associated with a successful entrepreneur. But for Justine Flynn, 26, co-founder of social enterprise Thankyou Water, it was her naivety and that of her two co-founders, … [Read more...]
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