Femeconomy | Choose female led brands. Create gender equality.

Choose female led brands.
Create gender equality.

Femeconomy educates consumers, budget owners and business owners on how purchasing decisions can create gender equality.

Femeconomy approved brands have at least 30% of women on the Board of Directors
or are 50% female owned. So far over 850 brands meet our criteria.
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Gender Equality

How Women Owned Businesses Impact Women’s Economic Security

Women owned businesses represent 34.8 per cent of Australian businesses. Not only are they an important aspect of self-employment for women in many micro businesses but they are increasingly hiring more workers and driving the longer run development of the Australian economy.

Female Leaders

Gillian Corban & Amanda Blair, Corban & Blair

Gillian Corban and Amanda Blair are continuous innovators, who have ridden the stormy waves of business together for thirty three years. With a keen eye for future trends, allied with a focus on sustainability and local production, the unique Australian products they create through artistic collaborations continue to delight corporate and retail customers alike.

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Creating Gender Equality through Trading Opportunities – Laos, Vietnam and Australia

Procurement and trade are huge economic levers that also drive social change. Femeconomy have partnered with our members Social Good Outpost’s Director Elise Stephenson, and Temples and Markets Owner Judith Treanor to develop trade links between women owned businesses across Australia, Laos and Vietnam, through the “Creating Gender Equality Through Trading Opportunities” initiative.

This project is proudly supported by the Australia-ASEAN Council and funded by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.