These Powerhouse Women In Business Share Their Secrets To Success
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By Natalie McGowan | 5th March 2025Some featured businesses are sponsored and proudly endorsed by Style. We only promote businesses we love and think our readers will love too!
Breaking barriers, building empires, and redefining success – these powerhouse women are proving that business is anything but a boys’ club.
The Dream Team with Holly Holub, Lori Pirozzi, and Donna Chan
Meet the powerhouse trio behind Glow Culture, the brand dedicated to future-forward, fermented skincare solutions.
“Let go of your perfectionism. Sometimes it’s better to get started and reiterate as you go.”
You Are What You Wear with Ana Silva
Embodying a passion for fashion, Ana Silva harnesses the power of authenticity through colour analysis and personal styling.
“When we pursue what we love with passion and authenticity, opportunities naturally begin to align and things start falling into place.”
Making Waves with Kristy Morris and Kath Merlo
The co-founders of award-winning KAILO Wellness Medispa, Kristy Morris and Kath Merlo, share their inspiring stories.
“Be passionate about what you do, whatever that is.”
Climbing The Ladder with Karuna Mazzocchi
Without a tertiary education, CEO of Coronis Group, Karuna Mazzocchi, is proof that hard work and dedication are the true prerequisites to success.
“Don’t let your background, gender, or anything else define or limit your success. Believe in yourself and take the leap – you can do it.”
A Cut Above with Sandra Faiva
Award-winning hairdresser at Toni & Guy Bulimba, here’s how Sandra Faiva went from apprentice to salon owner.
“Be a sponge and say yes to every opportunity that comes your way.”
Returning To Her Roots with Katey Mandy
From an idyllic childhood immersed in nature to a career that honours the land she was raised on, Katey Mandy, founder of RAAIE, has a deep connection to the world around her.
“Don’t wait for permission. The world needs more women-led businesses, and the only way to make it happen is to take that first step.”
Home Stretch with Tamara Gannon
For Tamara Gannon, director and owner at TG Property Group, a career in property was a no-brainer.
“Stay determined and trust in your abilities. The property industry can be competitive, but there’s room for everyone who is passionate and willing to learn.”
In Her Shoes with Stacey Head
After a sudden career change, she wear founder Stacey Head is now helping empower women from their feet up.
“Comfort and support shouldn’t be a one-size-fits-all approach.”
Best Of Both Worlds with Brodie Lee Tsiknaris
Through hard work and a clear vision, Rokstar Salon’s Brodie Lee Tsiknaris proves you really can have it all.
“Honestly just give it a go. I was told I’d regret leaving school and I was selling myself short… well, I’m still waiting on that regret!”
Taking The Leap with Ashleigh D’Amico
From finance to fashion, Ashleigh D’Amico, founder of Green Wardrobe, turned her passion project into her full-time career.
“Take the leap, but also do your homework to set yourself apart from others.”
The Power Of Healing with Jen Ravenswood
Shaped by family, hardship, resilience, and a passion for healthcare, Jen’s journey to co-founding her holistic pharmacy, Rays Wellness, is a deeply personal one.
“Nothing worthwhile ever comes easy, and nothing easy is truly worthwhile.”
Keys To Success with Tara Lancashire
Proving there’s no one way to success, Tara Lancashire of TML Advisory now leverages her wealth of experience to help others achieve their property dreams.
“Sometimes the detours lead to even more meaningful opportunities.”
When The Stars Align with Cara Barrett
Some careers are chosen, but for Cara Barrett of Cameo Rose, being a hair salon owner was a calling that was seemingly written in the stars.
“Expand your training, hire staff to give back to this amazing and evolving industry, and treat the salon as a home.”
Made To Last with Taiba Ash
From bedroom to boardroom, Taiba Ash – founder of FinerRings – turned her beloved side hustle into an iconic Australian jewellery label.
“The hardest part is getting over the self-doubt we impose on ourselves and just getting the business open. Owning a business is a labour of love, and it will only be as successful as the effort you put in.”
