Entrepreneurs

As panic buying gripped the nation, Sydney-based small business Niki's Wipes has seen sales for its premium, natural baby wipes jumping by 500% a day.

In the midst of a health and economic crisis, self-testing medtech Atomo is ramping up its operation and preparing to list on the ASX as soon as next month.

Fabulous Catering founder Adam Pope has been forced to completely change his business model following the outbreak of COVID-19.

In 2011, Rob Watkins stepped on an old, dehydrated banana in his driveway, a puff of powder exploded out the end, and Natural Evolution was born.

After years of working in marketing and advertising, and exploring the impact of non-profit work, Frankie Layton founded sustainable laundry liquid business, The Dirt Company.

Coming to market amid school strikes and the war on waste, Little Green Panda has ridden that momentum, and sold 2.6 million sustainable straws.

As a writer, speaker and self-proclaimed ‘appearance activist’, Carly Findlay is building a career by striving to change the way people view people with facial differences, skin conditions, and disabilities.

Many women of colour have been in environments where their story, journey or unique intersectional experiences have not been given a platform to be heard.

Peta Friend’s story is one of grit, loyalty and authenticity — and an example of how people can thrive when they can bring their true selves to work.

Winitha Bonney is the founder of digital media company Amina of Zaria, which this May is running its first #ColourFULL entrepreneurship conference.