Game Changers Robyn Foyster

From empowering couples around the world, to transforming the corporate world, Lissy Abrahams‘ mission is to help people unravel the mysteries of their own mind so they can learn how to end internal suffering, and have more meaningful relationships. So, is she a Game Changer? Let’s find out.

From witnessing unnecessary legal disputes to creating a digital suggestion box, Shirli Kirschner’s web-based tool proves that early intervention is key to finding solutions. Streamlining concerns, so organisations can respond quickly, and ensuring issues don’t end up as problems. Is she a game changer? Let’s find out.

From empowering emerging companies to levelling the venture capital playing field, Tando and Margaret Matanda help founders build healthier ventures, and find the right funding. Their intelligent platform and proprietary venture health assessment tool brings a holistic and objective lens to allow funders to easily source, screen and scale diverse ventures. This dynamic mother-daughter duo is using technology to remove barriers to capital and drive equity in investment. So are they game changers? Let’s find out.

From engineering solutions and data analysis to ensuring more sustainable and ethical global supply chains, this husband and wife powerhouse are teaming up their companies helping other businesses reassess how their information is used to become more competitive. They’re part of a community of Trust Architects, solving one of the most challenging global problems. So are they game changers? Let’s find out as Game Changers host Tracey Spicer Interviews Rebecca and Zachary Zeus from BizCubed.

Robyn Foyster talks to Nick Downing, the General Manager of The Siam Hotel.

Roccoco Botanicals is the fastest growing Australian beauty brand you’ve probably never heard of. With over $4.2million in revenue this year, this beauty business has doubled its turnover in the last two years, but with more than 80% of its customer base in the US it’s an Australian brand making big waves internationally, but little known in Australia.

 Founded by Jacine Greenwood and headquartered in Queensland, Roccoco Botanicals is the result of Jacine’s 17-year commitment to studying beauty ingredients and products, in the hope of creating products that were highly-effective in treating common skin conditions - from adult acne to irritating eczema. Like so many entrepreneurs, it was a journey inspired by Jacine’s own skin problems, and her frustrations at being sold ‘hope in a jar’ that never delivered on its promises.

Here journalist Giulia Sirignani talks to Jacine about how being ‘skin obsessed’ and learning from her first business’s failure helped her crack the US highly competitive market, and why her uniquely Australian approach to business and skincare has resonated with an international market.



Find out more about Roccoco Botanicals here: https://au.roccoco.com/