Shivaune Field

1 week ago | forbes.com.au | Josh Lai |Shivaune Field |Mark Whittaker

Published on April 18, 2025  This story was featured in Issue 16 of Forbes Autralia. Tap here to secure your copy. It was just another day in lockdown for Holly Fowler when, while on the couch watching Netflix’s Love on the Spectrum, a wave of inspiration struck. “I realised there was a huge gap in the market,” she says.

1 week ago | forbes.com.au | Shivaune Field |Mark Whittaker |Sarah O’Carroll

Skip to content Magazine Published on April 17, 2025 Born in 1935, Imelda Roche always knew her life story would be about more than family – it would be about building an empire. “It was just embedded in my very being that life has to be better than this for women,” she says. “It isn’t just about being a house drudge and having all the responsibility of raising children, almost alone.” The determined second-eldest daughter grew up in Waverley, a suburb in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, watching...

1 week ago | forbes.com.au | Mark Whittaker |Shivaune Field |Anastasia Santoreneos

Published on April 16, 2025 This story was featured in Issue 16 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your copy. What inspired you to become an architect? I was 16 years old growing up in Tokyo. I saw an image of Manhattan with the skyscrapers, and I just fell in love. I decided to go to New York to study architecture.

1 week ago | forbes.com.au | Mark Whittaker |Shivaune Field |Sarah O’Carroll

Published on April 15, 2025 This story was featured in Issue 16 of Forbes Autralia. Tap here to secure your copy. Alexander Phillips was born on the front seat of a Rolls-Royce, late for an appointment at the maternity ward. Aiming for his tenth year in a row as Australia’s number-one real estate sales person, he knows that pscheduling is key.

1 week ago | forbes.com.au | Shivaune Field |Anastasia Santoreneos

This story was featured in Issue 16 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your copy. I started in go-karts and then worked my way up. I think you kind of learn along the path what works for you and what doesn’t. For me, having a bit of a break every now and again is important to make sure I’m not overthinking things. I try to catch myself if I’m starting to get too heavily into the details because I think that’s helpful to a point, and then it’s just detrimental after that.