Interview in The Mermaid Medium Podcast about how personal development, witchcraft and business intersect.
Leela writes for Smart Company on the dangers of worshipping VCs. ““An estimated $4.9 billion was invested into crypto startups in 2017. Studies now show that up to 78% of these were scams.” This backs what I’m always saying: venture capitalists don’t know shit about business.”
Leela writes for Smart Company on the Blackbird-Kiki controversy. “If you’ve been following the Kiki debacle – and who hasn’t, we all love a good trainwreck story – you could be forgiven for thinking you’d accidentally turned on an episode of Silicon Valley.”
Leela joins the Kochie’s panel of female business founders where they covered topics on innovation and impact.
Pulling herself up from housing commission roots, she’s built an impressive entrepreneurial and philanthropic empire that has earned her friends like Richard Branson and led to her launching the Australian chapter of the Dell Women’s Entrepreneur Network (DWEN).
For decades, we’ve looked closely at the super-successful and wondered what exactly it takes to get to that level. What do they eat for breakfast? How do they remain productive, even in energy slumps? And… what do they do in their spare time?
Leela shares the power of networking on the Kochie’s Lessons From Legends Series
Article in Kochie’s Business Builders about growing up in housing commission in Brisbane to building a multimillion-dollar enterprise – Leela Cosgrove knows the power of the hustle.
Cover story in Fierce Truths Spiritual Magazine about offering soul wisdom for the heart and mind.
Article in The Sydney Morning Herald about the challenges when building a brand as a female entrepreneur. Featured interview.
Article in 9 News about Leela co-founding The Plate Up Project, a not-for-profit that gives women a hand up through skill training.
Article in The Age about female entrepreneurs in Melbourne and custom fashion and couture. Featured interview.
Leela Cosgrove gives a keynote at the 2022 DWEN x 8 Percent Women’s Leadership Festival
How to overcome a Crisis of Context and Build a Brand that People Love.
A not-for-profit giving domestic violence victims a hand up.
Collaboration with French luxury fashion house Hermes to launch their Hermes at Work series of events.
