Camille Howard sits down with creator, David Handley, to find out how a lawyer developed one of Australia’s most famous exhibitions, and built an export business where the customers come to the product.

A unique idea, a clever name and a web-based shopfront were crucial factors in catapulting Wotif.com to international acclaim in just a few years. Rebecca Spicer talks to Graeme Wood about leading the company through the competitive online market, and staying on top.

Hannah Tattersall talks to a creative entrepreneur who’s crossed boundaries, and is encouraging businesses to push boundaries in their own store design.

How does he do it?

She’s not exactly reinventing the wheel, but Ann Cummings is certainly trying to make sweet-tooths see an old favourite in a new light.

What do you get when you mix a salinity problem, a pioneering business, and a $250,000 innovation grant from AusIndustry?

She owns several businesses and is an investor, mentor, author, and television dragon - Camille Howard ventures into entrepreneur Sarina Russo’s world to find out how a frequently-sacked typist created a multi-million dollar empire.

Ben Keighran was building websites before most of us had our first email address.

Behind the glamour and beyond the catwalk, Wayne Cooper’s fashion empire is built on savvy business skills, passionate ideas, and an instinct for knowing what customers want a year or more before they know they want it. By Camille Howard

What do a couple of madmen and Japanese animation have in common? How about a childhood interest that grew to a multi-million dollar business. Camille Howard chats with one half of the dynamic duo taking the niche programming market through the roof.