Anastasia Santoreneos, Author at Forbes Australia

The Iconic enters Web 3 with runway NFT

Will NFTs and Web 3 become mainstream for retailers?

The Aussie company at the forefront of the US$12bn in-game ad market

Indy Khabra and Brad Manuel believe they can revolutionise in-game advertising for the 3 billion gamers globally.

Wholesale to D2C: Jeweller’s journey back to purpose, intention and integrity

Natalie Fitch says some of her practices have created a bit of tension.

Frank Green’s new venture has tails wagging

Pets are just the most amazing thing in life – you’d do anything for them.

Jules Robinson is wearing a long, red dress. She is dancing, and has her arms out to the side.

Jules Robinson’s mission to be a purposeful entrepreneur

You may recognise her from the 2019 season of Australian reality TV show, Married At First Sight, but Robinson wants to be known for something else entirely.

Marion Grasby is wearing a white blazer. She is sitting on a pink stool, in front of a pink background.

Come for the recipes, stay for Marion

Marion Grasby toyed with content creating to promote her business. Now, it’s a key ingredient.

Heard of SaaS? Try TaaS

Meet the husband-and-wife duo shaking up the tourism industry.

Christian Hull on how TikTok re-invented the radio star

Comedian Christian Hull is now a household name in his own right.

$100 billion Tesla of the sky?

Meet Matt Pearson, a man who has a dream to make flying cars a reality for all of us – but what better place to trial the concept than a racetrack in the sky. His theory: competition drives progress.

Elliott Watkins is sitting down on a white boucle chair.

From law school drop-out to gaming tycoon

Elliott Watkins’ dad used to threaten to throw his Xbox into the pool. Little did he know his son would make a lucrative career from it.