Entrepreneurs

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.

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.

Sage and Clare founder Phoebe Bell has had an unconventional path to success with her bohemian homewares business, and that's why she is passionate about sharing what she's learnt with others.

Tracie Thompson launched her startup HackHunter to protect organisations and small businesses from falling into malicious Wi-Fi traps.

Tribe Skincare founder Kayla Houlihan is running a multi-million dollar skincare brand, but she still makes a point of carving out time for Instagram. 

Having bootstrapped for the best part of six years, mattress startup Sleeping Duck is now seeing revenues in the tens of millions.

Murthy Muthuswarmy is a natural problem-solver. But it was the experience of working with a builder on his own home that led to a breakthrough idea.

Community startup Juggle Street has grown slowly and steadily, attracting 95,000 users and $3 million in funding. Now, founder David James is raising funds from the crowd.

Sydney entrepreneur Nicole Liu has left her job at consulting firm McKinsey & Company to start up her own fertility empowerment startup and online contraceptive pill delivery service, Kin.

Paul Harrison has a dream. He wants to feed the world with sustainably produced fish. And that’s just what he’s doing with MainStream Aquaculture.