Business Advice caught up with education specialist and Harwood education founder Melanie Harwood to find out why she's setting up a dedicated group for women entrepreneurs and who her own business heroes are. more»
Can friends and family ever really understand the work it takes to run your business? We caught up with wedding and events planner Natasha Corbin-Stewart to find out why she separates business and friendship and how she stays motivated in trying times. more»
We sat down with the freelance writer, photographer and events organiser to hear about the unique perspectives women bring to business and Lovell's own ambitions to inspire those she works with. more»
Business Advice caught up with founder Merlie Calvert to hear about how the business got started, her passion for entrepreneurship and the unique approach to branding for a legal company. more»
Funny you should ask – the answer is yes. I am proof that this is possible. Anything is possible if you work hard enough at it. more»
As part of our Women in Micro Business series, we sat down with UX professional Leah Ryz to find out why putting your gender at the core of your business dealings can be counterproductive, and why her business heroes are a little closer to home. more»
On Women Entrepreneurship Day, Business Advice speaks to Natalie Lloyd, founder of women's activewear brand NATTILY, to hear how she took the plunge from full-time employment to launching a new brand. more»
Although women outlive men, they typically save up to three times less for later life. Through a broad and practical approach to financial education, rainchq is starting to close the investment gap. more»
Two former marketers at Unilever are hoping to change the way consumers buy laundry detergent. It's as easy as letterbox delivery. more»
Founders can often feel like the success of their business rests squarely on their shoulders – and that makes it difficult to switch off. As part of our Women in Micro […] more»
