Migrant Women in Business is a nation-wide network of over 80 women from migrant & refugee backgrounds who connect, collaborate, educate and encourage one other with the ultimate purpose of fostering and facilitating the creation and sustainable growth of migrant women’s micro and nano businesses. Watch this short video sharing ideas on leadership, passion, and purpose from some of our network’s inspirational migrant businesswomen.
Migrant Women in Business has four key support streams:
LAUNCHING SOON A virtual space where migrant and refugee women can connect with nano business and micro business professional experts across a range of industries.
Read moreThe Migrant Women in Business National Network supports women with a nano or micro business to strengthen and grow.
Read moreOur online marketplace Made by Many Hands connects customers with migrant women with a product or service to sell.
Read moreWe work with government agencies, organisations and private enterprises to advocate for resources vital to migrant women succeeding as entrepreneurs and community leaders.
Read moreA migrant woman with a nano or micro business contributes to the economic, social and cultural development of Australian society if she has confidence, support networks, time and capacity, access to high-quality education and commercial opportunities. An empowered migrant woman is an agent of change. Her potential is unlimited, and her impact unstoppable.
There are many ways to invest in, and support a migrant woman in business. Find out how here, or Get in touch today and talk to us about how.
Macarena Erbs migrated to Australia from Chile in 2016. For the past six years, she has been working with…
Read morePamela Mujica has a story that many women can relate to. “When I had my third child –…
Read moreLinaMar is an emerging abstract artist from Cali, Colombia, a place of colour and brightness that profoundly influenced her…
Read moreRidhima Sachdeva has always challenged herself to do the extraordinary. As a student, she consistently received top grades at…
Read morePao Rojo, the creator of the brand Tiravioleta, arrived in Australia from Buenos Aires in 2010, accompanied by her…
Read moreArriving in Australia 7 years ago, Lilly Wright is from a small town in Kota Tinggi, Malaysia, and…
Read moreIn line with the UN Sustainable Development Goal 5: Achieving gender equality and empowering all women and girls. Our mission is to nurture the leadership and entrepreneurship of migrant women by creating an ecosystem of organisations and women business owners and leaders who learn and grow by supporting each other.
We have our sights on over 1,000 migrant women entrepreneurs to become community leaders and profitable business owners by 2023.