🇦🇺 Australia

Lacey Webb and Chloe Rhoades of Resource Hub explain why investing in people is essential for the future of the sector.
Indigiearth’s Warakirri Dining Experience was included in Australia Next magazine. The experience brings together native Australian cuisine prepared with ancient flavours in a fusion of modern and traditional culinary techniques.

🇨🇦 Canada

Chloé Dubois of the Ocean Legacy Foundation was mentioned in a Vancouver Sun article about single-use straws, sharing that during her experience at the UBC-led science expedition to the Antarctic last year, the team found microplastics in every marine sample they took.
Bold Helmets was announced as one of the participants in a new six-month initiative by the National Angel Capital Organization (NACO), backed by the Government of Canada.
Cheekbone Beauty was featured in a Globe & Mail article highlighting beauty brands offering refillable products.
Cheekbone Beauty will be showcasing their products at the 2nd Annual Indigenous Fashion Show in Buffalo on November 1 and 2.
Chenny Xia of Gotcare joined an episode of The Founder Mindset podcast to discuss how Gotcare is reimagining how to deliver healthcare, particularly to those who are typically underserved.
Sisters Sage was featured by Coast Capital Savings as entrepreneurs who are finding and funding their true authentic selves through small business.
Shine 2.0 from Aurea Technologies was featured in Fox News as a mini wind turbine that not only fits in your backpack but also powers all your gadgets, day or night, rain or shine.

Nisa has teamed up with the Wellington City Mission to provide sustainable, high-quality underwear through the Social Supermarket.
Chia Sisters spoke with Business.govt.nz in a video about their focus on sustainability and how they've integrated innovative digital tools into their operations.
Better Packaging Co. spoke with Business.govt.nz about how they transformed the industry by turning ocean-bound plastic pollution into packaging, expanded globally with localised strategies, and leveraged viral marketing to promote their mission.

Natalie Fée of City to Sea joined a gathering of the Women in Sustainability (WINS) Network for its 10th anniversary celebration.
City to Sea’s Refill Return Cup Scheme launched in Cardiff, running as a pilot until March 2025. It’s thought it will save a potential 30,000 single use cups from entering the city’s waste stream.
Clothes Doctor has just finalised its latest crowdfunding campaign, raising £778,258 from 220 investors via Crowdcube.
Fat Macy’s shared the story of Thiery, one of their trainees, who has completed the Milestone Programme.