Business Briefing: Edition one
In partnership with Optus, we bring you to our new video series: Business Briefings where we share with you our monthly news wrap.
Business Briefing: Edition two
This month we cover: Guzman Y Gomez is one of Australia’s favourite fast food providers, Melbourne-based autism support startup Kite Therapy has secured $750,000 in a pre-seed funding round, Australian design unicorn Canva announced a major platform redesign and suite of new products at its recent Canva Create event in LA.
Business Briefing: Edition three
This month we cover: Our new Governor General, Samantha Joy Mostyn (AC), was sworn in on July 1st wearing a suit custom-made by The Social Outfit. Another feel-good story about a proud Wiradjuri woman who returned to study to become a pharmacist. How to market your small business on a budget.
Business Briefing: Edition four
This month we cover: Lash Therapy’s remarkable growth highlights the demand for natural, effective beauty products, inspiration from The Digital Picnic, which embraced automation to transform its customer experience, Great Wrap has raised $5 million to take its compostable pallet wrap to the next level.
Business Briefing: Edition five
This month we cover: Oltre for winning the latest Pitch, SmartCompany’s early-stage venture competition, how BindiMaps has got your back and Kesley McCormick, neuro-diversity champion and founder of Coming Up Roses, adds a personal perspective to a UK study linking ADHD and entrepreneurship.
Business Briefing: Edition six
This month we cover: A new initiative that aims to close the gender funding gap for women-led startups, could an Aussie innovation help slash greenhouse gas emissions from grazing livestock by up to 98%? and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has helped launch the Inner West Ale Trail, which celebrates 17 independent breweries in Sydney’s “craft beer capital”.
Business Briefing: Edition seven
Small business owner Chryssie Swarbrick thinks she might have worked out the secret to going viral.