She's The Boss Chats

She's The Boss Chats

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She's The Boss Chats episodes

  • Stacey Daniel - Founder, Board Presence

    Stacey Daniels is a jack of all trades but her main role is helping people who sit on boards and committees, through her company, Board Presence, the company Stacey founded. Through extensive experience on various boards, including statutory authority boards and committees throughout her career, as well as working in governance, closely with the State Government, Stacey observed that people lacked an understanding of governance and risk and she wanted to add value and use her potential to help people on boards to make quality decisions to impact their future.


    Stacey is also the author of Fly to the Boardroom: Your Essential Guide to Getting on a Board. Through this book, Stacey takes you on a journey of self-discovery and she inspires people to put themselves forward and equips them with knowledge and skills. Growing up in Melbourne, Stacey studied Geological and Environmental Engineering and on completion of her studies, moved to Kalgoorlie, WA for work in engineering.


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    52 min
  • Julia Robson - Private Investigator

    The amazing Julia Robson is a professional female private investigator in Melbourne and Director of Online Investigations. Her experience in online investigations has led to segments on radio and TV, including a segment on radio MIX FM, on the breakfast show called the PI Casefiles. Julia is also known for her media work as an investigator on Network Ten's series Long Lost Family as well as a hugely successful episode on 60 Minutes where Julia travelled to Nigeria to solve a case of 'catfishing'. Her success doesn't end there!


    Julia did a podcast, with the well known Jennifer Collins, about a case where she chased a swindling fraudster around the world. This podcast was another success for Julia and was named one of the top podcasts of 2020 before landing at number one. Before becoming a PI, Julia started her career as a police officer at the age of 20. She did this for a few years before travelling to the UK and was later offered a job in the Corporate Investigation world. Julia was paid to fly all over Europe to investigate the fabulous world of fashion and jewellery. Julia is a highly sort-after PI and her business is thriving!


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    44 min
  • Melissa Hamilton - Founder, Brave Feminine Leadership

    Melissa Hamilton is on a mission and that mission is to inspire female leaders to take control of their careers and become CEO's. She does this through her company, which she founded, Brave Feminine Leadership. As a CEO, leading teams of up to 5,000 globally, Melissa has seen firsthand the challenges women face in reaching their ultimate potential and Brave Feminine Leadership run two Mastermind programs to inspire women to become their best, both personally and professionally.


    It was when Melissa was diagnosed with breast cancer that she decided to end her corporate career and go out on her own. Melissa has always been a natural leader, even when she was at boarding school she was given a house captain role.


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    46 min
  • Phoebe Blamey - Founder, The Happy Money Journey and Clover Financial

    Phoebe Blamey is the author of the Happy Money Journey, a book to assist mainly women in making good money decisions. It is a unique book because it has a female perspective and is relatable to women. Phoebe is also the founder of Clover Financial Solutions, which she started in 2007, after working for various banks and the Financial Sector.


    Clover Financial Solutions is a boutique Mortgage Broking firm. It has less than 16 employees, yet is one of the top broking firms in Australia. Phoebe is well known in the industry and you'll often find articles about her in The Financial Review. She has plans to write another book soon targeted at divorced women.


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    51 min
  • Jennifer Hinds - NAS Cosmetics

    Jennifer Hinds is the Founder and Formulator of NAS Cosmetics, an International award-winning brand. NAS is an acronym for Natural Australian and Safe. When Jennifer started the business, working from her kitchen table, she had no knowledge of the Industry but knew that she wanted to make natural organics products with no chemicals or toxins.


    Very recently, NAS created a new community, one that supports Australians to build fulfilling and successful independent makeup workshop businesses. With a total focus on supporting Workshop Business Owners, all NAS products were removed from retail outlets. Jennifer grew up in the desert in Kalgoorlie in WA and she finished school in year 11 which proves to girls that you don't have to finish school to be successful. It's really about your drive.


    Find out more: https://m.me/NASCosmetics?ref=BE-THE-B0SS 


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    48 min
  • Carlie Maree - Founder, Gladys & Jack

    Carlie Maree is an amazing author of two books (and another in the works) and she runs online programs, and courses and does a little bit of speaking but her heart is in her books. Carlie's first book, Style Modes, released in 2019, is a Wall Street Journal bestseller and hugely popular amongst women.


    She had a tour planned for the US in 2020 but was canceled due to covid. Carlie's passion is to help women do work they love through motivation, positive energy, and by using an integrated approach to work and to life.


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    30 min
  • Gloria Tabi - Founder, End Everyday Racism

    Gloria Tabi is a Diversity and Inclusion Specialist at Everyday Inclusion, a one-stop shop using a framework to support businesses with a clear roadmap to guide their teams to become inclusive, productive and competitive. Gloria is passionate about ending racism and she decided, before setting up Everyday Inclusion, that racism was not going to impact her life anymore. Gloria decided to become her own boss.


    Born in Ghana, West Africa, Gloria was an only child, however, her parents often took in kids who lived on the streets so Gloria really became one of nine. As soon as she completed high school, Gloria wasted no time moving to Australia, but she struggled to find work after completing University in Australia and she blames it on racism. So she started volunteering and that was the beginning of her advocacy work.


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    58 min
  • Bianca Hartge-Hazelman - Founder, Financy

    Bianca is an extraordinary entrepreneur, journalist, and founder of Financy, an online women's money publication, as well as the founder of The Financy Women's Index. Bianca calls Financy an equality platform and it was born out of a women's money blog many years ago, whilst she was working at The Financial Review as a journalist. It dawned on her that she loved to write about issues affecting women with finance. It initially started as a hobby but grew into something bigger because of her passion about women's financial empowerment. Bianca has been writing about women and money for approximately eight years now.


    Financy is a passionate movement that's dedicated to improving the economic wellbeing of women. It is a platform that publishes a variety of content that is all about supporting the financial progress of women. Critical to the platform is the Financy Women's Index, which was launched on Women's International Day in 2017. It's a measurement to help women achieve financial equality across about eight critical areas. Bianca is passionate about reversing the gender pay gap, inequality, and homelessness among women. She became inspired to take action to make it better for women and created Financy while on maternity leave with her second daughter after the realization that she wanted to do more to help young girls and women of all ages become better educated and inspired about money and building their own wealth.


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    54 min
  • Karen Gately - Founder & Sensei of Corporate Dojo

    The delightful Karen Gately is a leadership and people-management specialist and is the Founder and Sensei of Corporate Dojo. This is a business where Karen merges all of the things she has done in her life that have been significant, such as being a martial artist (she is a black belt in karate) and combining that with her career as an HR Director. Now she's helping leaders to thrive and step into roles where they can be optimally influential and she's helping teams to be the best they can be. The Corporate Dojo run training programs, offer one-to-one coaching, and do advisory work.


    Karen had a mission and that was to ultimately have an impact on the quality of people's work lives, as well as their lives more broadly. Karen went out on her own because she wanted to have a broader impact on the world and she's always had a desire to get out there and make a difference. Although she completed a degree in Physical Education, and she did this because of her love for karate and she was an athlete, she found herself curious about the business world and this was the beginning of her transformation. She's always been a competitor and when she as in year 11 at school, Karen attended the world championships for karate and her team won a gold medal.


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    58 min
  • Victoria Glover - Fashion Stylist, Author and Coach

    Victoria Glover is a passionate and glamourous woman. She is the Founder of The V-KEYSS and her passion is helping people excel. V-KEYSS offers more than just styling. Victoria likes to look at life experiences and how these life experiences can be built into the choices people make, including how they dress. However, the clothing is just the tip of the iceberg. Victoria is a determined advocate for growth in individuals and small businesses, helping them achieve the transformational results they set for themselves and their businesses. She is focused on achieving better results for her clients. Victoria recently released a book titled, "What's Style Got To Do With It: Why Some People Succeed Where Others Fail".


    It's all about fashion, self-discovery, mental health, self-education, and empowerment. Victoria has definitely had her fair share of tragedies including a back injury that left her unable to move for a year and an aneurysm where she was told by her doctor that she almost died. Not long after, and due to these life scares, Victoria took the plunge and launched her company. Growing up in Ghana, West Africa, as one of nine children, Victoria's love of nature developed as a child living in a village surrounded by nature. She truly is a powerhouse!


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    50 min

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She’s THE Boss Chats is a regular program featuring in-depth interviews with amazing, inspiring female founders and women doing extraordinary things in business. There is one woman per episode and…