MYOB celebrates female entrepreneurs at the forefront of the next digital business revolution as part of International Women’s Day 2021.
As we celebrate women in business in the lead up to EOFY, we’re turning the focus to the financial literacy gap – and the roles we can all play in closing it.
Kyelie Baxter is no stranger to the tricky balancing act of being both businesswoman and busy mother. We asked her to share her insights into the challenges facing women in business today.
Sarah Davidson (nee Holloway), explains how to get out of our comfort zones and into the space where magic really happens, all while finding health and balance in the process.
For Krissy Sadler-Bridge, climbing the corporate ladder provided her with invaluable experience – but her true passion lay in helping small businesses succeed.
Through her inspiring ed-tech startup, TalkiPlay, Dr Annie McAuley is helping children learn to talk using the power of technology.
What does coffee have to do with social change? And how can event management improve lives? Just ask Jane Marx, founder of Merchant Road.
What do you get when you combine the Silver Ferns with some of NZ’s top female business minds? MYOB recently hosted an event that aimed to find out.
This end of financial year, MYOB is highlighting the important role that women play in the economy, and cheering the nation on as we continue to close the gender gap in financial literacy.