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It’s great when you can get a photo of a product so easily because it sits in your bathroom. 

That’s the case with Glowguard, a product developed by Melitta Adam. Melitta  left her dream job as a skin specialist at MECCA to co-develop a better sunscreen. Four years of R&D with Korean laboratories later, GLOWGUARD SPF 50+ was born. A VIVA Beauty Awards 202...


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Billie Lythberg is co-founder of ArtPoint, a community-led arts initiative based at Onekiritea/Hobsonville Point. She is Associate Director of Juncture: Dialogues on Inclusive Capitalism and a researcher at the Aotearoa Centre for Enterprising Women at the University of Auckland Business School. Her work examines value, creativity, and economic life, building partnership...


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Laina Raveendran Greene is the founder of Angels of Impact (est. 2016), a social enterprise working at the intersection of capital, community, and gender equity. Laina champions restorative investing models that prioritize shared power and sustainable livelihoods to address systemic funding gaps faced by women and Indigenous-led enterprises. Drawing on her backgroun...


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As a Mum, the first time you see nits (head lice) in your children’s hair is a day that you don’t forget! However, most Mum’s don’t then say – ‘hey, how can I sort out this problem not just for my children, but for other children as well?’.  That’s what Ka...


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Authentic Allyship: Toward gender Gender-Inclusive Entrepreneurial Ecosystems

Anne de Bruin and Christine Woods, Aotearoa Centre for Enterprising Women, University of Auckland Business School 

International Journal of Gender and Entrepreneurship: ahead-of-print 


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