Weh Yeoh explains how speech therapy can change a child’s direction from a life of begging to excelling at school, and the drive behind creating OIC Cambodia and Umbo.
Category: People
PEOPLE: Why Sueann is working to change stereotypes of women’s roles in animation
Sueann Rochester shares highlights from her 20-year career in animation, and why she is invested in supporting other women in the industry.
PEOPLE: Why Jaynaya trains others to “take my role in the future”
Jaynaya Winmar shares her story of starting Blakbone Sistahood, and why she believes in empowering and supporting indigenous women.
PEOPLE: Dai Le’s experience as a woman in the boardroom and political sphere
Dai Le, Councillor for Fairfield City Council, Advisory Board Member to Multicultural NSW, Director for Local Government NSW Board, and more, shares her experiences and insights about careers in the boardroom and politics.
PEOPLE: HeyYou’s CEO details what it takes to succeed in the startup world
Uzair Moosa, CEO of HeyYou App, shares his views on the state of entrepreneurialism in Australia and what it takes to generate startup success.
PEOPLE: Modibodi’s journey to destigmatise menstruation
Kristy Chong shares her experiences on founding and growing Modibodi, her advice for other women in tech, and her challenges through the ups and downs of being an entrepreneur.
PEOPLE: Why Shama Hyder doesn’t believe in ‘fake it until you make it’
Shama Hyder shares her experiences in the marketing sector, from starting her business at the age of 22, to now being a highly renowned and sought-after B2B marketing expert.
PEOPLE: Why Kirsten is banking on 65,000 years of indigenous astronomy
Kirsten Banks explains what Aboriginal astronomy is and how she’s grown a passion for understanding and teaching it.
PEOPLE: ‘Saying no is a complete sentence’ – Catherine Ngo’s secret to time management
Catherine Ngo details how she built her highly successful and diverse career, and the tips and tricks that helped throughout her entrepreneurial journey.
PEOPLE: Ain’t nothing gonna break my stride into the medical field – Jerusha’s persistence in the face of discrimination
Jerusha Mather explains her research passion of non-invasive brain stimulation and her goal of becoming a medical doctor, all while experiencing discrimination against cerebral palsy.
