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The theme for International Women’s Day 2023 is embracing equity. To celebrate, this month we are featuring three women-led businesses who do exactly that. Each of these businesswomen are cornerstones of their community who take time out of their busy schedules to support others and lift other women to be the best that they can be. One of the women we chatted with was Rebecca Brind, owner of Kaleidoscope Accounting, who is based out of the Stretton Centre and is a trusted business partner for many people all over the northern suburbs.

The theme for International Women’s Day 2023 is embracing equity. To celebrate, this month we are featuring three women-led businesses who do exactly that. Each of these businesswomen are cornerstones of their community who take time out of their busy schedules to support others and lift other women to be the best that they can be. One of these businesses is Platinum Body, with founder Renee Platt offering a new style of group fitness out of her brand new studio on Main North Road, Blakeview.

After joining the Stretton Centre co-working space two years ago after being wowed by the facility during an NDIS networking night, Cheryl and the First Step Solutions team said a bitter-sweet goodbye last week, as they left to expand into a larger office at the John McVeity Centre.

Hidden away up in Buckland Park, you could easily be forgiven for not knowing that Jeffries, a fourth generation family business and world-leader in organic recycling technologies, has grown to become a team of 60.

Since starting Produce of Desire back in 2011, Dung Thanh Huynh has been on a quest like no other — recapturing his childhood experience of eating the tastiest, crunchiest and most refreshing cucumber known to humankind.

After receiving their full NDIS registration in recent weeks, twin sisters Tsitsi and Rudo are more than ready, and certainly excited, to scale up their business.