CEO of Solace Creations, Karen Porter, was inspired to create her business after building green homes with her ex-husband and sourcing double glazing from Melbourne.
Coming from a financial background in the corporate world, Phillipa Leggo traded it in to become one half of the founders of the Scott Leggo Gallery in Kingston.
Jessica Read created the Inspired Life Collective in 2021 to offer the opportunity for people to receive a holistic approach to natural and alternative healing.
If you ask Jane Earl where she sees Happy Fit Footwear in 10 years, she’ll tell you, ‘Melbourne, New York, Milan …’ although her multitasking skills may not be able to get her to all those places at once. At least, not yet.
For Sara Wightman, walking down the main street for a five-minute task can sometimes take up to an hour as she greets everyone she meets along the way.
Now the co-owner of Bentleys at Red Hill in Canberra’s Inner South, Lily Bull is passionate about providing services with care, understanding, and professionalism.
Coco Zeng and her family bring fresh ingredients, luxury tea, and an inviting atmosphere to Canberra with their tea-infused fine dining restaurant, TC Restaurant & Bar.Â
A diagnosis of breast cancer led Gillian Horton to taking over Colleen’s in 2014, a lingerie store which fitted bras for women after breast cancer surgery.
With a Bachelor of Commerce and experience across a range of different industries, Allana Frisken now employs 60 people across 10 Muse Pilates Studios.
Curating and delivering quality information and coaching in a way that creates deep change and more confidence in the families she works with inspires Tracey Anderson Askew to keep ‘transform parenting’ – one family at a time.
