Special Report: Women in Business

While women remain a minority in senior management and around boardroom tables, Western Australia has produced several leaders in their fields. Marsha Jacobs talks to some of this State’s top performers.

It takes a perspective from outside the square to find comparisons between raising children and running a company, but that’s how one of Western Australia’s most accomplished directors, Fiona Harris,

Learning to adapt to changing circumstances is a key component in long-term professional survival, according to former teacher, lawyer, barrister, and now tax partner at Ernst & Young, Celia Searl

DIRECTORSRobyn Ahern: BankWest; WA division for Australian Institute of Company Directors takeovers panel; director, RACWA Holdings.Christine Bennett: director, Resonance Health.Caroline Bentley: dire

Networking and becoming a known commodity is one of the key elements to success in business, according to Heather Zampatti.“A real key is to build a network and become known in the community, but you

Some of last year’s WA Business News 40under40 winners share their thoughts on being young women in business. Danicia DutryQ&A Communications group director“The unfamiliarity of having women

From an early age Jenny Seabrook was familiar with the notion of markets and investments as her single mother successfully raised her children and then put them through university solely on the return

Penny Flett has the passion and enthusiasm for her work more often associated with a recent graduate than a 20-year veteran in the field.