If you hold a position as a Director or Officer within a company, you are legally responsible for managing the company’s business activities.
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Topics: Insurance, Imalia, Directors & Officers Cover
Government statistics show that over six hundred thousand women in Australia operate their own small business.
Read MoreTopics: Insurance, Women, Home Business Insurance, Home Business, Small Business
Serving on boards is an ambition many of us strive for.
In the commercial space, board positions allow individuals to drive strategy and take responsibility for the aspirations of employees, and the financial returns expected by shareholders.
Read MoreTopics: Personal Director's Cover, Community Life, Board Life, Non-Profit, Board Member
Those of us with financial independence can sometimes take it for granted. We have steady incomes, we’re confident in our ability to manage our outgoings, we have built careers that underpin this fundamental human need, we have social networks that support us, and we have partnerships with loved ones who share the load.
Topics: Global Sisters, Financial Independence, Mandy Richards, Disadvantaged women
Did you know that fewer large Australian companies are run by women than are run by men named John? Just 19 ASX200 companies are run by women as CEO or chair, compared to 85 by men named John, Peter and David. That’s less than ten per cent.
Read MoreTopics: C-Suite, Women in the C-Suite, Gender Gap
Most small businesses (including those that grow to become very large ones) start with a passion for a product, a vision for an improvement, to disrupt the status quo, perhaps to create a better world.
Read MoreTopics: Financial Literacy, Business Profile, Wellbeing For Dogs, Launching your own business, Helen McNall
Many of us spend a significant amount of time worrying about the scarcity of money in our lives. A large number of us have also bought into the prevailing norm that money is a scarce commodity, one that needs to be relentlessly pursued, often at any cost.
Read MoreTopics: Imalia, Empowering Women, The Soul of Money
ASICs 2014-2017 Financial Literacy Strategy document makes it clear why financial literacy is so important for women.
Read MoreTopics: Women, Imalia, Financial Literacy
Western cultural norms often condition us to believe that doing things differently isn’t possible. The marketing and PR of large institutions with vested interests in maintaining the status quo have served to influence these perspectives.
Read MoreTopics: Imalia, Models That Work, Grameen Bank, Empowering Women
I have always been passionate, and oftentimes angry, at the injustices and imbalances I see in our society. And no more so when this injustice involves women and their equal place in all aspects of our world.
Read MoreTopics: Insurance, Finance, Women, Imalia, Carole-Anne Priest, Financial Literacy
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