business women

Business owner and popular TikToker Marisa Jo Mayes started sharing videos of her Bare Minimum Mondays and people are changing their own approach to work week! FOMO and ‘hustle culture’ is…

9 to 5, 261 days per year is not the only possible work schedule. We chatted to Cille Fabert (Dolphin Seafaris), Helene Judge and Jeanine van Kradenburg (Kāpiti Food Fair)…

It’s a fact – most of us give up on our New Year resolutions as soon as the daily routine kicks in. Here are some really important and easy to…

Dentist and business woman Estée Kriek trained and worked in South Africa before moving to New Zealand in 2008 with her husband Riaan, also a dentist, and two children.

Volunteering Bay of Plenty is the place to come for anything volunteer related. Our mission is to enrich lives and communities through volunteering.

No doubt you’ve all heard that word being thrown around by women everywhere wanting the world to know that being both a boss and a babe is not only possible, but worthy of a pair of power-pumps to walk in.

People are not born successful (well, unless you’re Kim Kardashian). Here are some things to always remember and to implement in your life that will take you one step closer to that glorious final goal.

Last week the Tauranga Business Women’s Network organised a facilitated luncheon event at The Tauranga Club which is always a great venue for an event.

Setting up a business on your own can be a daunting prospect. While many new initiatives flourish into successful enterprises, many of us forge ahead with lots of passion, only to be thwarted by setbacks.

Tauranga came alive recently with a wide range of events showcasing local inventors and organisations which are leading the way with innovative thinking and creations.