Entrepreneurs

According to 12RND Fitness founder Tim West, COVID-19 has allowed the business to bring forward really important franchise system and value upgrades.

Fitness entrepreneur Sam Wood is inviting millions of Australians into his living room each week for free workouts, and his online training and nutrition program 28 by Sam Wood is thriving as a result.

People who establish businesses later in life have more resilience and a better perspective on market changes.

Shane Hryhorec, who runs disability equipment provider Push Mobility, has launched a new range of hand sanitiser and wheelchair spray.

Reusable bag startup The Swag has seen demand surge for its products during the COVID-19 pandemic, and founder Peita Pini believes the trend will continue.

For Sheryl Thai, co-founder and chief of the League of Extraordinary Women, COVID-19 spurred a personal journey of grief, vulnerability and resilience.

The COVID-19 pandemic hasn’t stopped almost-sugar-free ice creamery Denada from expanding globally and growing its customer base.

Between questioning and economic opportunities, COVID-19 could well be offering entrepreneurs fertile ground to launch a startup.

The COVID-19 environment has seen Circle In launch a new product, take on its first international clients, and secure new investor funding to boot.

Aussie social media startup Linktree has hit the milestone of five million users, almost doubling its customer base in a mere nine months.