Entrepreneurs

Employees think they’re being just as productive as ever. Bosses aren’t buying it.

By making the decision to stay visible we remain open to opportunities.

Lillian Ahenkan’s done everything from DJ-ing to book-writing, but making conversation is where she shines.

Jimmy Rees realised that he didn’t need to wait for a big break – he could make his own way with the platforms at his disposal.

Indigenous entrepreneur Shahna Smith started Amplified Beauty and used Bunnings to find the perfect shade for her lipsticks.

You run the survey and the moment the survey’s closed, the data’s available to you. We do all the same analytics, but we do it in real time.

The difference with us was we weren’t selling pet products. We were finding problems and solving them.

The $108 million raised last financial year is being spent on software development and bringing their newest model, the Zoomo One, into production. The so-called “moped killer” will have a top speed of 45km/h.

As the founder of An Organised Life, Beck Wadworth, enters her 10th year of business, she reflects on her journey.

The power of visibility is not reserved for individuals who thrive in the spotlight. Visibility is an abundant resource that we can all access now more than ever.