Tracey Spicer

Many of us grew up seeing Tracey Spicer on the TV reading the news on Channel 10. These days she is an author, MC and broadcaster, with a strong focus on women. Growing up in Queensland, she knew from an early age that she wanted to be a journalist, and after winning a prize for rural journalism, she was able to score a job at a radio station in Brisbane, which started her broadcasting career and was followed by a stint at 3AW in Melbourne..Soon after, she became the newsreader for the Eyewitness News on Channel 10 where she stayed for 16 years and this lead her to Sky News and writing a regular column for News Ltd.During that time she became a household name, but eventually she was 'let go' following her maternity leave when her second child was only 2 months old. She sued the network for discrimination (good on her!)  In 2015 she launched her controversial book, The Good Girl Stripped Bare, and started really focusing on being an advocate for women. On the back of the #metoo movement, Tracey produced and hosted a documentary called Silent no More, that focused on the powerful men in the Australian media abusing their power. These days Tracey has her fingers in lots of pies! From being a member of a number of boards to writing another book around the growth of technology (AI and unconscious bias) and more! Tracey is a total inspiration! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Many of us grew up seeing Tracey Spicer on the TV reading the news on Channel 10. These days she is an author, MC and broadcaster, with a strong focus on women. Growing up in Queensland, she knew from an early age that she wanted to be a journalist, and after winning a prize for rural journalism, she was able to score a job at a radio station in Brisbane, which started her broadcasting career and was followed by a stint at 3AW in Melbourne..Soon after, she became the newsreader for the Eyewitness News on Channel 10 where she stayed for 16 years and this lead her to Sky News and writing a regular column for News Ltd.During that time she became a household name, but eventually she was 'let go' following her maternity leave when her second child was only 2 months old. She sued the network for discrimination (good on her!) In 2015 she launched her controversial book, The Good Girl Stripped Bare, and started really focusing on being an advocate for women. On the back of the #metoo movement, Tracey produced and hosted a documentary called Silent no More, that focused on the powerful men in the Australian media abusing their power. These days Tracey has her fingers in lots of pies! From being a member of a number of boards to writing another book around the growth of technology (AI and unconscious bias) and more! Tracey is a total inspiration! See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

She's The Boss Leaders: Tracey Spicer

Tory, the founder of TORSTAR, was known in the events and PR industry and the woman who 'got things done' in her signature 'little black dress'. She has worked with celebrities and business owners across the fashion and beauty industries here in Australia and in the US and Europe. Her LinkedIn profile says 'Drew Barrymore ended my PR career", so we started there and the discussion went in all sorts of directions!As someone who had no entrepreneurial role models, and didn't really excel at school, Tory has carved out an exceptional career. These days, Tory has made a radical change and is now branded as Powerful Steps, and her Business Attraction program is helping people all around the world increase their business to the next level. She works closely with C suite women and entrepreneurs to help them transform their businesses, If it's the inspiration you're looking for, this is one to watch! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tory, the founder of TORSTAR, was known in the events and PR industry and the woman who 'got things done' in her signature 'little black dress'. She has worked with celebrities and business owners across the fashion and beauty industries here in Australia and in the US and Europe. Her LinkedIn profile says 'Drew Barrymore ended my PR career", so we started there and the discussion went in all sorts of directions!As someone who had no entrepreneurial role models, and didn't really excel at school, Tory has carved out an exceptional career. These days, Tory has made a radical change and is now branded as Powerful Steps, and her Business Attraction program is helping people all around the world increase their business to the next level. She works closely with C suite women and entrepreneurs to help them transform their businesses, If it's the inspiration you're looking for, this is one to watch! See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

She's The Boss Leaders: Tory Archbold

Fabian Dattner

Fabian is an Australian icon and a huge champion of women in leadership. The Founder and CEO of The Dattner group, the Compass Program for visionary women and Homeward Bound, Fabian is a total inspiration!Taking over the role as CEO for her father's business, the Stephen Dattner leather retailing group at the ripe old age of 30, Fabian had a very early business lesson when the business went into liquidation soon afterwards. It gave her the impetus to set up The Dattner Group.Fabian is firmly focused on helping women in leadership roles, because she believes that if there were more women making decisions, we would have a better world. So she started the Compass program for women, to help them realise their ambitions and their power.Her Homeward Bound program is all about women in STEM. She takes big groups of them to the Antarctic every year so they can learn about leadership, how to survive in a man's world, and also to help them connect and understand they are not alone. She has done this five times now and has taken over 800 women which is an extraordinary achievement.This woman is an absolute powerhouse! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Fabian is an Australian icon and a huge champion of women in leadership. The Founder and CEO of The Dattner group, the Compass Program for visionary women and Homeward Bound, Fabian is a total inspiration!Taking over the role as CEO for her father's business, the Stephen Dattner leather retailing group at the ripe old age of 30, Fabian had a very early business lesson when the business went into liquidation soon afterwards. It gave her the impetus to set up The Dattner Group.Fabian is firmly focused on helping women in leadership roles, because she believes that if there were more women making decisions, we would have a better world. So she started the Compass program for women, to help them realise their ambitions and their power.Her Homeward Bound program is all about women in STEM. She takes big groups of them to the Antarctic every year so they can learn about leadership, how to survive in a man's world, and also to help them connect and understand they are not alone. She has done this five times now and has taken over 800 women which is an extraordinary achievement.This woman is an absolute powerhouse! See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

She's The Boss Leaders: Fabian Dattner

Sandy Lowres, Founder of WB40 magazine (Women Beyond 40) and The Good Girl Confessional podcast is a woman who has found her groove. And it's one we can all celebrate!Having had many years working as an EA for many business leaders across a variety of industries, Sandy knew she wanted to support women. Particularly those of us who are over 40 and practically invisible in mainstream media.She started the Good Girl Professional podcast in 2019 so she could share the incredible stories of inspirational businesswomen (are you seeing a theme?!) and in 2020 she decided to start publishing her very own print magazine, WB40.Sandy is the most positive and uplifting woman to talk to and this interview is filled with tips, inspiration and positive affirmations for older women in business (and in life!).This is one not to miss - and make sure you subscribe to her magazine!! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sandy Lowres, Founder of WB40 magazine (Women Beyond 40) and The Good Girl Confessional podcast is a woman who has found her groove. And it's one we can all celebrate!Having had many years working as an EA for many business leaders across a variety of industries, Sandy knew she wanted to support women. Particularly those of us who are over 40 and practically invisible in mainstream media.She started the Good Girl Professional podcast in 2019 so she could share the incredible stories of inspirational businesswomen (are you seeing a theme?!) and in 2020 she decided to start publishing her very own print magazine, WB40.Sandy is the most positive and uplifting woman to talk to and this interview is filled with tips, inspiration and positive affirmations for older women in business (and in life!).This is one not to miss - and make sure you subscribe to her magazine!! See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

She's The Boss Leaders: Sandy Lowres

Grace Vandecruze

Grace is just so inspiring! Normally residing in NYC, she is based in Turks &amp; Caicos during the lockdown, so the view is amazing too (on the youtube video)!Grace grew up in a large family surrounded by love. Heavily influenced by her amazing grandmother, she always aimed high. After their family home burned down just as she was starting college, her father vowed to keep the family together so 14 of them lived in a homeless shelter for most of her first year which was confronting. She studied at the prestigious Wharton College and her first job was on Wall St!Grace LOVES numbers so finance was the obvious path for her to follow and she eventually started her own business, Grace Global Capital where she specialises in insurance. Her description of getting a position on her first Board is incredibly inspiring and will make you want to make a difference too.Grace's story is one you won't want to miss. Her grandmother's advice alone will have you cheering her on! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Grace is just so inspiring! Normally residing in NYC, she is based in Turks &amp; Caicos during the lockdown, so the view is amazing too (on the youtube video)!Grace grew up in a large family surrounded by love. Heavily influenced by her amazing grandmother, she always aimed high. After their family home burned down just as she was starting college, her father vowed to keep the family together so 14 of them lived in a homeless shelter for most of her first year which was confronting. She studied at the prestigious Wharton College and her first job was on Wall St!Grace LOVES numbers so finance was the obvious path for her to follow and she eventually started her own business, Grace Global Capital where she specialises in insurance. Her description of getting a position on her first Board is incredibly inspiring and will make you want to make a difference too.Grace's story is one you won't want to miss. Her grandmother's advice alone will have you cheering her on! See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

She's The Boss Leaders: Grace Vandecruze

Julie Demsey, author of FOUND Swiping Right on Me to Find Love, is such a lovely, funny, gentle woman and I know you will be fascinated by the story of her journey from the US to Australia and everything she has done. Growing up in San Diego, Julie spent a few of her early career years working in FMCG and software marketing and management, before she started working with Yahoo back in 2005 in San Francisco. After quite a few years at Yahoo and a couple of other organisations, Julie moved to Australia in 2016.Her first job here was as GM of SBE Australia, a fabulous organisation that empowers female founders, had burnout (as do so many high powered women) and then after recovering, decided to learn about hypnotherapy.As a Certified Hypnotherapist and Mindset Coach, Julie found something she really loved and that helped other women.Julie's new book and coaching consultancy are focused on helping people connect to their true potential. Julie realised a few years ago that if you don't love yourself, it's hard for you to grow and reach your full potential, so the book is a funny and relatable guide to get you on track for wild success! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Julie Demsey, author of FOUND Swiping Right on Me to Find Love, is such a lovely, funny, gentle woman and I know you will be fascinated by the story of her journey from the US to Australia and everything she has done. Growing up in San Diego, Julie spent a few of her early career years working in FMCG and software marketing and management, before she started working with Yahoo back in 2005 in San Francisco. After quite a few years at Yahoo and a couple of other organisations, Julie moved to Australia in 2016.Her first job here was as GM of SBE Australia, a fabulous organisation that empowers female founders, had burnout (as do so many high powered women) and then after recovering, decided to learn about hypnotherapy.As a Certified Hypnotherapist and Mindset Coach, Julie found something she really loved and that helped other women.Julie's new book and coaching consultancy are focused on helping people connect to their true potential. Julie realised a few years ago that if you don't love yourself, it's hard for you to grow and reach your full potential, so the book is a funny and relatable guide to get you on track for wild success! See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

She's The Boss Leaders: Julie Demsey

Cassidy La Creme. What a name and what an incredible woman! Having grown up in a family of entertainers, Cassidy was always singing and dancing and knew that the stage was calling her once she finished school.After a brief stint as the Marilyn Monroe character at the Universal Studios Theme Park on the Gold Coast, Cassidy packed her bags and headed to Singapore to be Marilyn Monroe again at the new Universal Studios theme park that was opening over there. Then something amazing happened. One evening she was challenged to sing a song in Malaysian, so she did. It was videoed and shared on YouTube and she became an overnight superstar in Malaysia! With over 9 MILLION views for her first video, she was sought after by the media over there and as she continued to post content, her fame rose and rose.Back in Australia following the lockdown, Cassidy is now singing all over the country. She is such a dynamo, you will love this chat with a woman destined for fame! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cassidy La Creme. What a name and what an incredible woman! Having grown up in a family of entertainers, Cassidy was always singing and dancing and knew that the stage was calling her once she finished school.After a brief stint as the Marilyn Monroe character at the Universal Studios Theme Park on the Gold Coast, Cassidy packed her bags and headed to Singapore to be Marilyn Monroe again at the new Universal Studios theme park that was opening over there. Then something amazing happened. One evening she was challenged to sing a song in Malaysian, so she did. It was videoed and shared on YouTube and she became an overnight superstar in Malaysia! With over 9 MILLION views for her first video, she was sought after by the media over there and as she continued to post content, her fame rose and rose.Back in Australia following the lockdown, Cassidy is now singing all over the country. She is such a dynamo, you will love this chat with a woman destined for fame! See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

She's The Boss Leaders: Cassidy La Creme

Helen McCabe

Helen McCabe is the bee's knees! She has worked in media most of her life before founding Future Women. Helen started her career at Channel and quickly moved to work in the Press Gallery in Canberra. What a start for a young female reporter! This was followed by ten years as the London Correspondent for News Corp before she returned and worked as a Night Editor at The Australian, followed by a stint as Deputy Editor of The Sunday Telegraph.Soon after this, she was invited to be the Editor in Chief of the Australian Women's Weekly where she stayed for 6 years and loved it! Such an iconic magazine for women in Australia.From News Corp, Helen moved to Channel Nine where she was the Head of Lifestyle and then the Head of Digital Content. She was responsible for the launch of Nine Honey before she made the leap and founded Future Women, in partnership with Nine.Helen is now helping hundreds of young women navigate their careers, upskill and connect with other women through Future Women. An idea I obviously LOVE! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Helen McCabe is the bee's knees! She has worked in media most of her life before founding Future Women. Helen started her career at Channel and quickly moved to work in the Press Gallery in Canberra. What a start for a young female reporter! This was followed by ten years as the London Correspondent for News Corp before she returned and worked as a Night Editor at The Australian, followed by a stint as Deputy Editor of The Sunday Telegraph.Soon after this, she was invited to be the Editor in Chief of the Australian Women's Weekly where she stayed for 6 years and loved it! Such an iconic magazine for women in Australia.From News Corp, Helen moved to Channel Nine where she was the Head of Lifestyle and then the Head of Digital Content. She was responsible for the launch of Nine Honey before she made the leap and founded Future Women, in partnership with Nine.Helen is now helping hundreds of young women navigate their careers, upskill and connect with other women through Future Women. An idea I obviously LOVE! See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

She's The Boss Leaders: Helen McCabe

Bobbi Mahlab

Bobbi Mahlab, Founder of Mahlab Media and The Mentor Walks in Australia is well known for her support of women. Bobbi had work experience as a 16-year-old with a publishing house and she quickly realised she loved writing stories. After uni, she went to NYC and then soon after started as a journalist at the Melbourne Herald as a reporter. This was followed by a move to the Sunday Age in Melbourne before she went to Text Media where she worked in custom publishing before starting Mahlab Media in 97. Having worked in a couple of startups, Bobbi learned what she did and didn't want in terms of company culture (watch out for her description of the accountant that didn't pay his freelancers!) and so was intentional about how she set up her own company.Mahlab Media started as a marketing company but quickly turned into a content marketing and comms company. She employs amazing writers and journalists to write content for their clients. The culture at the company is fabulous, starting their day with a smile, flexibility in terms of hours and support and celebrating staff wins, either personal or for the business.You will love Bobbi's story. Mentor Walks is a brilliant concept that is growing here too. watch and you'll learn a lot! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bobbi Mahlab, Founder of Mahlab Media and The Mentor Walks in Australia is well known for her support of women. Bobbi had work experience as a 16-year-old with a publishing house and she quickly realised she loved writing stories. After uni, she went to NYC and then soon after started as a journalist at the Melbourne Herald as a reporter. This was followed by a move to the Sunday Age in Melbourne before she went to Text Media where she worked in custom publishing before starting Mahlab Media in 97. Having worked in a couple of startups, Bobbi learned what she did and didn't want in terms of company culture (watch out for her description of the accountant that didn't pay his freelancers!) and so was intentional about how she set up her own company.Mahlab Media started as a marketing company but quickly turned into a content marketing and comms company. She employs amazing writers and journalists to write content for their clients. The culture at the company is fabulous, starting their day with a smile, flexibility in terms of hours and support and celebrating staff wins, either personal or for the business.You will love Bobbi's story. Mentor Walks is a brilliant concept that is growing here too. watch and you'll learn a lot! See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

She's The Boss Leaders: Bobbi Mahlab

Anu is a total inspiration! Based in Delhi, India, she is the founder of AgroWave, a service that allows farmers to sell their produce for a fixed price at their farm gate, rather than having to take it into a market where they don't know what they will sell, or for how much.Anu grew up on a small farm in Rajasthan herself and saw the problems that her grandfather and other local farmers in her village were having. Not only was it time-consuming to have to take their produce miles to the market, but they had no idea how much they would be able to sell, or for what price. AgroWave solves this problem.Listed as one of the business owners in Forbes 30 under 30 for Asia, Anu has also been voted one of the Top 10 Innovators in India by India Today magazine and many more accolades have followed. She even won the Global Gandhi Award in 2019.This entrepreneurial woman is amazing! You will love her story. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Anu is a total inspiration! Based in Delhi, India, she is the founder of AgroWave, a service that allows farmers to sell their produce for a fixed price at their farm gate, rather than having to take it into a market where they don't know what they will sell, or for how much.Anu grew up on a small farm in Rajasthan herself and saw the problems that her grandfather and other local farmers in her village were having. Not only was it time-consuming to have to take their produce miles to the market, but they had no idea how much they would be able to sell, or for what price. AgroWave solves this problem.Listed as one of the business owners in Forbes 30 under 30 for Asia, Anu has also been voted one of the Top 10 Innovators in India by India Today magazine and many more accolades have followed. She even won the Global Gandhi Award in 2019.This entrepreneurial woman is amazing! You will love her story. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

She's The Boss Leaders: Anu Meena

Listen to the audio from the weekly She's the Boss Show, which showcases incredible Female Founders from around the world. This podcast series will be updated along with the weekly show on Youtube. Search 'She's The Boss' on youtube to watch the video versions! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nafisa's story is absolutely fascinating. From growing up in Hong Kong and being 'good at maths' as well as art, Nafisa studied for her medical degree to please her parents. As soon as it was finished, she started an activewear fashion brand that went global and she ran that for ten years before deciding to pursue her first love, portraiture. She went on to found Portraits Artists Australia, an NFP to support artists. She went on to win the Archibald Prize and the Gold Medal for Painting at the Florence Biennale and her work hangs in the National Gallery.another of Nafisa's great loves throughout her life has been wildlife and animals. She is now dedicating the rest of her life to wildlife protection as the co-founder of Animalworks International where they will be raising funds for specific equipment - and focusing on solar-powered water pumps. This is a woman who excels at everything she turns her mind to. A total inspiration! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nafisa's story is absolutely fascinating. From growing up in Hong Kong and being 'good at maths' as well as art, Nafisa studied for her medical degree to please her parents. As soon as it was finished, she started an activewear fashion brand that went global and she ran that for ten years before deciding to pursue her first love, portraiture. She went on to found Portraits Artists Australia, an NFP to support artists. She went on to win the Archibald Prize and the Gold Medal for Painting at the Florence Biennale and her work hangs in the National Gallery.another of Nafisa's great loves throughout her life has been wildlife and animals. She is now dedicating the rest of her life to wildlife protection as the co-founder of Animalworks International where they will be raising funds for specific equipment - and focusing on solar-powered water pumps. This is a woman who excels at everything she turns her mind to. A total inspiration! See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

She's The Boss Leaders: Nafisa Naomi

Julie Trell is just so irreverent, smart and insightful that you will be totally enthralled with this episode. With a career in Silicon Valley, and has worked for many of the major names in tech, Julie was one of the first few people to work for Salesforce, when it was just a startup, and she watched the company grow to the colossus it is today. It was while she was there that she became interested in philanthropy and she became the Global Head of that department of the Salesforce, before going on to help other organisations that wanted to give back. Julie became focused on the combination of play, purpose, philanthropy and innovation in the US and was the first person to launch the SheEO network in San Francisco.Then came the move to Australia. Keen to slip into someone else thongs (ads the ad suggested), she was enticed to Sydney by Telstra to head up muru-D, their startup accelerator program. Since that closed down she is a mentor for the Mentor Works program, she is the Country Lead for the SheEO Network in Australia and while she is working out her next move, she is the Founder and Chief Play Officer for her own business, Playful Purpose.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Julie Trell is just so irreverent, smart and insightful that you will be totally enthralled with this episode. With a career in Silicon Valley, and has worked for many of the major names in tech, Julie was one of the first few people to work for Salesforce, when it was just a startup, and she watched the company grow to the colossus it is today. It was while she was there that she became interested in philanthropy and she became the Global Head of that department of the Salesforce, before going on to help other organisations that wanted to give back. Julie became focused on the combination of play, purpose, philanthropy and innovation in the US and was the first person to launch the SheEO network in San Francisco.Then came the move to Australia. Keen to slip into someone else thongs (ads the ad suggested), she was enticed to Sydney by Telstra to head up muru-D, their startup accelerator program. Since that closed down she is a mentor for the Mentor Works program, she is the Country Lead for the SheEO Network in Australia and while she is working out her next move, she is the Founder and Chief Play Officer for her own business, Playful Purpose. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

She's The Boss Leaders: Julie Trell

KAREN JACOBSEN

Karen Jacobsen has a voice that billions of people have listened to - on their iPhones, GPS's, narrating books, in ads and on your GPS. She is the Australian voice of Siri and she's also a total inspiration.Growing up in Australia, Karen learned about voiceover work while at uni and loved it. She started to provide her voice, in between uni classes, for a number of ads and jingles in both Sydney and Brisbane but she had always wanted to go to New York and so at the earliest opportunity she headed there to settle down.Arriving in Manhatten with very few connections, nothing was going to hold Karen back, so she hunted around all the main studios doing auditions until, at last, her career started to take off.Karen is a sought after keynote speaker these days, as well as being a consultant and coach to leaders of industries. Currently holed up in the Whitsundays to ride out the lockdown (it's tough but she had to stay somewhere!), Karen's story is funny and inspiring. You're going to love her! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Karen Jacobsen has a voice that billions of people have listened to - on their iPhones, GPS's, narrating books, in ads and on your GPS. She is the Australian voice of Siri and she's also a total inspiration.Growing up in Australia, Karen learned about voiceover work while at uni and loved it. She started to provide her voice, in between uni classes, for a number of ads and jingles in both Sydney and Brisbane but she had always wanted to go to New York and so at the earliest opportunity she headed there to settle down.Arriving in Manhatten with very few connections, nothing was going to hold Karen back, so she hunted around all the main studios doing auditions until, at last, her career started to take off.Karen is a sought after keynote speaker these days, as well as being a consultant and coach to leaders of industries. Currently holed up in the Whitsundays to ride out the lockdown (it's tough but she had to stay somewhere!), Karen's story is funny and inspiring. You're going to love her! See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

She's The Boss Leaders: Karen Jacobsen

Vicki Saunders

Vicki Saunders is an amazing woman changing the world. As the Founder of the SheEO network, Vicky has the vision to find a million women who each invest $1000 into a perpetual, billion-dollar fund to invest in female-founded businesses that will have a positive impact on the world. What an absolutely brilliant idea! She calls it #radicalgenerosity Vicky is Canadian but has co-founded and run businesses all over the world, including Europe, Toronto and Silicon Valley.She was always shocked by the lack of visibility and funding that went to women-led businesses and was determined to make a difference. The way that the SheEO network makes group decisions and even the process that their potential investees go through, is radically different and far more suitable to women than the 'tell your story in numbers' attitude of most of the male investors. Her story is one that will definitely inspire you! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Vicki Saunders is an amazing woman changing the world. As the Founder of the SheEO network, Vicky has the vision to find a million women who each invest $1000 into a perpetual, billion-dollar fund to invest in female-founded businesses that will have a positive impact on the world. What an absolutely brilliant idea! She calls it #radicalgenerosity Vicky is Canadian but has co-founded and run businesses all over the world, including Europe, Toronto and Silicon Valley.She was always shocked by the lack of visibility and funding that went to women-led businesses and was determined to make a difference. The way that the SheEO network makes group decisions and even the process that their potential investees go through, is radically different and far more suitable to women than the 'tell your story in numbers' attitude of most of the male investors. Her story is one that will definitely inspire you! See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

She's The Boss Leaders: Vicki Saunders

Katrina McCarter

Katrina is an absolute powerhouse when it comes to business, marketing to mums and strategic partnerships for business growth. She has just done another twist in her career and launched her program, Partnership Mastery. In this episode, we discuss her course and why partnerships are such a valuable way to grow your business! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Katrina is an absolute powerhouse when it comes to business, marketing to mums and strategic partnerships for business growth. She has just done another twist in her career and launched her program, Partnership Mastery. In this episode, we discuss her course and why partnerships are such a valuable way to grow your business! See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

She's The Boss Leaders: Katrina McCarter

Stacey Tisdale

Stacey Tisdale, CEO and Founder of Mind Money Media and financial and business media personality was lucky enough to have a mother who supported her goals, and a large family to lean on when times were tough. However tough her childhood was financially (and when the family home burned down things got VERY tough), there was so much love and wisdom she has excelled in her adult life and career. You will love her grandmother's advice!Stacey started her career on Wall St (I know!) on the trading floor, and then moved into finance reporting for CNBC before her career as a financial media personality took off. She has hosted shows for everyone from Oprah (OWN) to CBS, CNN and more. These days she has founded her own media company where she creates financial and business content for her clients, as well as being a huge advocate for diversity in the media. You'll love this woman! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stacey Tisdale, CEO and Founder of Mind Money Media and financial and business media personality was lucky enough to have a mother who supported her goals, and a large family to lean on when times were tough. However tough her childhood was financially (and when the family home burned down things got VERY tough), there was so much love and wisdom she has excelled in her adult life and career. You will love her grandmother's advice!Stacey started her career on Wall St (I know!) on the trading floor, and then moved into finance reporting for CNBC before her career as a financial media personality took off. She has hosted shows for everyone from Oprah (OWN) to CBS, CNN and more. These days she has founded her own media company where she creates financial and business content for her clients, as well as being a huge advocate for diversity in the media. You'll love this woman! See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

She's The Boss Leaders: Stacey Tisdale

My latest episode of She's The Boss show is with an incredibly inspiring woman; Aslaug Magnusdottir in Reykjavik. Aslaug, who is Icelandic but normally based in New York, is the founder of an incredible, innovative and sustainable fashion brand called Katla. She’s also loads of fun and has a wealth of experience in business that she generously shared with me.The model for Katla is unique. It’s a fashion range that is made after you purchase it, and delivered within 2-3 days. The fabrics are organic, sustainable and very luxe. The best thing about this innovative way of manufacturing on demand that it is as cost-effective as large scale manufacturing. I was quite shocked to know that 30-40% of clothing is wasted at a huge cost to the environment. This could change everything!!Aslaug's story is fascinating. From starting off as a lawyer, moving into consulting, then investments and then fashion investments, she worked with the Gilt Group in the US as they grew their eCommerce site to turn over $US400M. She worked with Marvin Traub, the ex-CEO of Bloomingdales and the man who 'reinvented' merchandising and marketing for the fashion and retail industries and then co-founded a company called Moda Operandi with former Vogue editor Lauren Santo Domingo where they brought catwalk fashion into the eCommerce space. The company raised over $300M and Aslaug is still involved and on the board. There are so many great stories and insights in this interview, you will be transfixed! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

My latest episode of She's The Boss show is with an incredibly inspiring woman; Aslaug Magnusdottir in Reykjavik. Aslaug, who is Icelandic but normally based in New York, is the founder of an incredible, innovative and sustainable fashion brand called Katla. She’s also loads of fun and has a wealth of experience in business that she generously shared with me.The model for Katla is unique. It’s a fashion range that is made after you purchase it, and delivered within 2-3 days. The fabrics are organic, sustainable and very luxe. The best thing about this innovative way of manufacturing on demand that it is as cost-effective as large scale manufacturing. I was quite shocked to know that 30-40% of clothing is wasted at a huge cost to the environment. This could change everything!!Aslaug's story is fascinating. From starting off as a lawyer, moving into consulting, then investments and then fashion investments, she worked with the Gilt Group in the US as they grew their eCommerce site to turn over $US400M. She worked with Marvin Traub, the ex-CEO of Bloomingdales and the man who 'reinvented' merchandising and marketing for the fashion and retail industries and then co-founded a company called Moda Operandi with former Vogue editor Lauren Santo Domingo where they brought catwalk fashion into the eCommerce space. The company raised over $300M and Aslaug is still involved and on the board. There are so many great stories and insights in this interview, you will be transfixed! See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

She's The Boss Leaders: Aslaug Magnusdottir

Robyn Foyster is such an inspiration! She is a hugely successful journalist, Editor, entrepreneur and champion of women, and her career will blow you away! You may know some of Robyn's digital media outlets already - The Carousel is a lifestyle brand for women, Women Love Tech is another, and Gamechangers. Robyn has had such an illustrious media career it's hard to know where to start. She landed in London in her early 20's and worked on Fleet St on many of the flagship titles for News Ltd including the top-selling newspaper of the day, and also for the newly formed Hello magazine. This was followed by a stint in LA as the US correspondent for breakfast TV in the UK before returning to Australia where she became the Editor and Publisher of some of our most loved women's magazines including Woman's Day, New Idea, Grazia, Australian Woman's Weekly.Robyn describes what happened to finally make her decide to be her own boss, and how that has led her to start up a number of different businesses, including raising capital and launching some amazing tech businesses. If you want s dose of inspiration, this is the episode to watch! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Robyn Foyster is such an inspiration! She is a hugely successful journalist, Editor, entrepreneur and champion of women, and her career will blow you away! You may know some of Robyn's digital media outlets already - The Carousel is a lifestyle brand for women, Women Love Tech is another, and Gamechangers. Robyn has had such an illustrious media career it's hard to know where to start. She landed in London in her early 20's and worked on Fleet St on many of the flagship titles for News Ltd including the top-selling newspaper of the day, and also for the newly formed Hello magazine. This was followed by a stint in LA as the US correspondent for breakfast TV in the UK before returning to Australia where she became the Editor and Publisher of some of our most loved women's magazines including Woman's Day, New Idea, Grazia, Australian Woman's Weekly.Robyn describes what happened to finally make her decide to be her own boss, and how that has led her to start up a number of different businesses, including raising capital and launching some amazing tech businesses. If you want s dose of inspiration, this is the episode to watch! See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

She's The Boss Leaders: Robyn Foyster

Erika Cramer

Erika Cramer is The Confidence Queen! Starting out from a troubled childhood with a beloved Mum with bipolar disorder, Erika spent time in foster care when her Mum was unable to care for her. Unfortunately, she suffered physical and sexual abuse during this period. Then, as a teenager, she was abducted by her estranged father for a year before she was returned to her Mother's care. As a teenager, she was in a terrible car accident with her boyfriend at the time and took years to recuperate. Then her new husband died in another car accident leaving Erika bereft. But she picked herself up, dusted herself down and started again. After following her new love to Australia, she started a career in the beauty and styling industry. Her career as a confidence queen started when she realised that although she was styling these women to look gorgeous, inside they still felt they weren't enough, and she knew that beauty and confidence come from within. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Erika Cramer is The Confidence Queen! Starting out from a troubled childhood with a beloved Mum with bipolar disorder, Erika spent time in foster care when her Mum was unable to care for her. Unfortunately, she suffered physical and sexual abuse during this period. Then, as a teenager, she was abducted by her estranged father for a year before she was returned to her Mother's care. As a teenager, she was in a terrible car accident with her boyfriend at the time and took years to recuperate. Then her new husband died in another car accident leaving Erika bereft. But she picked herself up, dusted herself down and started again. After following her new love to Australia, she started a career in the beauty and styling industry. Her career as a confidence queen started when she realised that although she was styling these women to look gorgeous, inside they still felt they weren't enough, and she knew that beauty and confidence come from within. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

She's The Boss Leaders: Erika Cramer

Martina is turning education as we know it on its head. Thank goodness for women like her! As a school teacher and principal for many years, Martina knew that something needed to change and so she created The School Beyond Limitations, an online school for students from all over the world.The School Beyond Limitations has students of all different ages that share the same virtual classroom (just like real life where we have to interact with people of all ages and abilities) and follow the subjects and topics that interest them. Christina takes a holistic view when it comes to education, so the students can work on one subject and then look at the related areas such as geography, maths, history and biology to make the content relevant and stimulating for all ages. the lessons go for 3 hours, the students are offered the opportunity to conduct classes themselves if they would like and it completely changes their lives!The students also get the incredibly exciting opportunity to meet three times a year, in real life, in different geographical locations (how cool is that!) where they can socialise and learn together about the country or city they are in. This woman is a complete game-changer when it comes to education. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Martina is turning education as we know it on its head. Thank goodness for women like her! As a school teacher and principal for many years, Martina knew that something needed to change and so she created The School Beyond Limitations, an online school for students from all over the world.The School Beyond Limitations has students of all different ages that share the same virtual classroom (just like real life where we have to interact with people of all ages and abilities) and follow the subjects and topics that interest them. Christina takes a holistic view when it comes to education, so the students can work on one subject and then look at the related areas such as geography, maths, history and biology to make the content relevant and stimulating for all ages. the lessons go for 3 hours, the students are offered the opportunity to conduct classes themselves if they would like and it completely changes their lives!The students also get the incredibly exciting opportunity to meet three times a year, in real life, in different geographical locations (how cool is that!) where they can socialise and learn together about the country or city they are in. This woman is a complete game-changer when it comes to education. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

She's The Boss Leaders: Martina Geromin

Listen to the audio from the weekly She's the Boss Show, which showcases incredible Female Founders from around the world. This podcast series will be updated along with the weekly show on Youtube. Search 'She's The Boss' on youtube to watch the video versions! See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

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