Angela Priestly is a journalist through and through! She has always loved current affairs, politics, and writing and in her early years, she was a freelance journalist writing for a number of custom and niche publications across a variety of topics. After a stint...

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...

Casey Burgess, who recently released her first solo album, is an amazing actress, musician, and television presenter with over a decade of experience in the entertainment industry. Having grown up in a musical family, Casey's first role was in Annie while she was...

Sue Fennessy has been an entrepreneur since she left school, and is one of the most successful, and nicest female founders out there! Sue's story started with a fax machine in her bedroom when she started her first business, MM Communications, a marketing and PR...

Noga Edelstein is my latest guest on the She’s The Boss show. What a woman! She started her career as a lawyer and talks about why she left the law to set up UrbanYou, a cleaning and housekeeping marketplace. She raised capital a couple of times before negotiating a...

Sheree Rubinstein is such an inspiration! She created One Roof as a co-working space for female entrepreneurs and it has everything a business woman would want, from childcare to courses to social events and business support. Starting out as a lawyer, it didn't take...

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...

Lisa Andrews is, as she says, 'actively working on solving the global grand challenges' by using technology and innovation to make the world a better place. She has not had your average career. With a deep love of numbers, she went down the accounting route for many...

Lisa Cox wants to change the way disabled people are featured in the media. By the end of this episode, you will feel the same way. Lisa's story is quite shocking as she had a stroke and then got sepsis in her 20s whilst in the midst of her career trajectory in...

Rochelle Courtenay is one inspiring woman! Not only has she built Share the Dignity into a huge brand that has built awareness of the lack of sanitary products available for homeless women, or as she calls it, 'period poverty' but she has also agitated successfully...