Media News - Migrant women in business

Luz Restrepo wants to see more migrant women succeed

The founder of social enterprises SisterWorks and Migrant Women in Business wants us to start seeing migrant women as an investment

https://www.timeout.com

The former refugee now teaching migrant women how to become entrepreneurs

A Colombian woman who came to Australia as a refugee has set up an organisation teaching women the fundamentals of starting a business.

https://www.sbs.com.au

Luz Restrepo: It is time to invest in migrant women - Expatclic

Luz Restrepo is a Colombian political refugee in Australia. She will tell us about her enterprise Migrant Women in Business.

https://www.expatclic.com

Migrant businesswomen are showcasing their talents at a unique Melbourne enterprise - Today News Post

News Today || Headlines Today On a shopping strip in Melbourne’s inner west, a group of women are realising their business dreams.A peek through the

https://todaynewspost.com

How migrant women are thriving through success in small business

Ballarat resident Lilly Wright has found purpose through her business Flying Chillies, sharing the flavours of Malaysia and...

https://www.thecourier.com.au

This Ballarat hidden gem empowers women through a culturally diverse cafe

What started as a women’s group in Victoria’s Central Highlands is now a cookbook and not-for-profit cafe that empowers local women of diverse cultural backgrounds.

https://www.sbs.com.au

Future Shapers: Meet the people changing Melbourne in Civics

From social enterprise entrepreneurs to scientists envisioning the future, these are our civic future shapers

https://www.timeout.com

Meet the migrant mumpreneurs helping each other to grow their businesses

New to Australia, Oznur started selling handcrafts to friends. Now, a support network for migrant businesswomen has helped her turn her hobby into a fully-fledged business.

https://www.abc.net.au

Luz Restrepo wants to see more migrant women succeed

The founder of social enterprises SisterWorks and Migrant Women in Business wants us to start seeing migrant women as an investment

https://www.timeout.com

The former refugee now teaching migrant women how to become entrepreneurs

A Colombian woman who came to Australia as a refugee has set up an organisation teaching women the fundamentals of starting a business.

https://www.sbs.com.au

Luz Restrepo: It is time to invest in migrant women - Expatclic

Luz Restrepo is a Colombian political refugee in Australia. She will tell us about her enterprise Migrant Women in Business.

https://www.expatclic.com

Migrant businesswomen are showcasing their talents at a unique Melbourne enterprise - Today News Post

News Today || Headlines Today On a shopping strip in Melbourne’s inner west, a group of women are realising their business dreams.A peek through the

https://todaynewspost.com

How migrant women are thriving through success in small business

Ballarat resident Lilly Wright has found purpose through her business Flying Chillies, sharing the flavours of Malaysia and...

https://www.thecourier.com.au

This Ballarat hidden gem empowers women through a culturally diverse cafe

What started as a women’s group in Victoria’s Central Highlands is now a cookbook and not-for-profit cafe that empowers local women of diverse cultural backgrounds.

https://www.sbs.com.au

Future Shapers: Meet the people changing Melbourne in Civics

From social enterprise entrepreneurs to scientists envisioning the future, these are our civic future shapers

https://www.timeout.com

Meet the migrant mumpreneurs helping each other to grow their businesses

New to Australia, Oznur started selling handcrafts to friends. Now, a support network for migrant businesswomen has helped her turn her hobby into a fully-fledged business.

https://www.abc.net.au