Women in business

Alezeia Brown, discusses how women in the workplace can overcome their inner critic, sometimes known as the ‘imposter syndrome.’

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought an acceptance of both remote work and occasional interruptions, writes Phoebe Netto.

While women have made great progress toward equality in medicine, they still bear most of the responsibility for raising a family, writes Dr Lisa Beckett.

If you’ve been looking to create more balance in your own life, here are some top tips to try and get the best out of your life.

Dynamic Business asked working mothers to know the inspiring stories and challenges they face.

Mothers have positively inspired and influenced some of the world’s most influential business leaders throughout history, writes Ruth.

EducatEd provides online courses tailored to female founders and investors, to assist them in obtaining capital.

The number of women around the world starting businesses has outnumbered the number of businesses registered by men.

We spoke to 5 successful business founders to get their best advice and tips for anyone in business.

We asked female entrepreneurs to share their thoughts on menstruation and pregnancy-related workplace bias.

We asked women entrepreneurs to share their perspectives on the less-discussed workplace challenges

Dynamic Business recognises inspiring female business leaders who are embracing diversity, adversity, and change on International Women’s Day.

Women are still fighting to end gender discrimination. Reetta Makinen looks at why.

Across Australia, finance has the second largest gender pay gap at 24.1 per cent.

Through the survey, ASBFEO hopes to identify and shape new policies that will remove barriers and facilitate a better ecosystem for female entrepreneurship.

Female business leader reflect on the Australia’s progress on the issue of gender equality.

A report by Are Media found that a growing proportion of young women want to be entrepreneurs despite the various underlying challenges they face.

According to latest WEF’s 2021 ‘Global Gender Gap report’, it will take another 135.6 years to close the gender parity gap.

Rebecca Bradburne explains how sponsorship helps women succeed in the tech industry, at a time when women are still underrepresented in STEM.

The federal government has launched a new $11.6 million funding round under the Boosting Female Founders Initiative that will support female entrepreneurs.