Morganne Kopittke

The Disinflunecer platform provides businesses, brands and workplaces with the tools, education and talent they need to become more inclusive to help them create content that represents people with disabilities in powerful ways.

Frank Green has partnered with Parley for the Oceans in a bid to protect Australia’s coastline and the ocean from plastic pollution and other environmental threats.

Brisbane businesses Urban Metal and Airgarden have revealed how they are driving innovation across their home state of Queensland, following the unveiling of a new report that Brisbane’s economy is forecast to grow 68% in the next 20 years.

A Bearhug reusable pallet wrap saves 350kg of plastic waste, equivalent to nearly 30,000 plastic water bottles, from entering landfill and the startup’s reusable wrap has a 1000-use lifespan.

By/rosie jane's full fragrance and beauty product range is stocked in Sephora stores across the world, including in Australia, the US, Canada, the UK and Europe.

Currently, 67 women speakers have been listed on the Australian Women Speakers website, with founder Jules Brooke hoping to have 1000 speakers listed by the end of the year.

Guide Dogs Victoria is redeveloping its Kew Campus site in Victoria as part of the not-for-profit organisation’s ‘Future is in Sight’ project, and it has enlisted BindiMaps to help. 

Shippit Insights analyses over 250 metrics to help retailers identify ways to cut costs and improve the customer delivery experience.

Byron Bay composting tech startup Subpod is making the ultimate comeback, only months after its co-founder Saadi Allan announced the company would be closing its doors in February due to “difficult trading conditions”.

A first-of-its-kind study of more than 1000 Australian managers has revealed the vast majority believe there is a growing rift between them and their business leader counterparts – and it could blindside companies if it isn’t resolved.

Victorian-based lifestyle brand Kip&Co has partnered with Australian not-for-profit Global Sisters to run a free business accelerator coaching program aimed at helping women business owners accelerate and grow their businesses.

Canberra leads the way when it comes to microbusiness density, with approximately 32 online microbusinesses per 100 residents as of December 2023, rounding up from the 31.9 figure in a Venture Forward report.