Our work

‘Australians Investing in Women’ invite all funders and investors across our country who believe in the importance of empowering women and girls to join them in empowering giving for a fairer future.

After 65 years the Smart Energy Council recognised that while their people were progressive and bold advocates within the industry, the perceptions being reinforced by their brand were preventing them from growing and scaling their voice and influence within the industry.

‘Business Sales’ vision for the future of the Australian small business industry was ambitious, but so are they.

Leah Jay is the Hunter’s leading property management company and were the first to pioneer as a specialist property management service in Australia over 20 years ago.

Working with people who really care about what they do and the people they serve is so important to us. When we saw Jamie, the Managing Director of Teman, taking the bins out for a resident at one of his communities, we knew we’d get along well.

Underneath all of that was a desire to be a part of, and grow, something meaningful, it wasn’t just about a visual identity and a new website. These were the outward expressions of a deeper need.

Businesses that have grown and changed over time often realise that their brand strategy hasn’t kept up with their development and maturity as a business, which means a brand can actually be working against growth instead of contributing to it.

Despite his clear drive and enthusiasm though, he felt like he hadn’t been able to express that vision in a way that engaged his people and his clients. He needed help.

When we hear stories of people in their vulnerability, it connects with our own humanity, compels us to think beyond ourselves and wonder how we can contribute.

Jenny’s Place has been a crucial service operating in the Hunter Region supporting women experiencing domestic violence and homelessness for over 40 years.