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Jo Burston is one of Australia's most successful female entrepreneurs. She has launched six businesses, the standout being Job Capital which went from $0 to $ 40 million turnover in five years and has kept her on the list of Australia's top 30 female entrepreneurs since 2013. Jo has worked in partnership with the Prime Minister and Cabinet (PM&C) and Office For Women (OFW) as well as global brands such as Microsoft, Google, EY, PwC and XERO. Her most recent launch is a startup business, which runs entrepreneurial Learning in Action programs for school-aged children in the curriculum in every state in Australia. Jo is passionate about the idea that you can't be what you can't see and uses these programs, as well as her globally recognised social impact business Inspiring Rare Birds, to inspire, support and educate women in business with the goal of providing equal opportunities in entrepreneurship and leadership for everyone.

Jo Burston describes herself as an accidental entrepreneur after waking up at 27 to realise that she needed a serious career as she had some audacious financial goals. Years later after winning an award, Jo returned to her junior and high schools in Sydney to connect and learn directly from students about what they envisioned as an "entrepreneur" which was a catalyst in activating her entrepreneurial ventures. Jo explores the idea of growth when we are in unknown and uncomfortable spaces and connects to her purpose knowing it's what she has been put here to do and create positive impact. Knowing that her health is her number 1 commodity, she is an early riser, a lover of healthy and nutritious food and values her sleep far more than she did in her younger years. Jo has a big call for action from our Entrepreneurial Women with Purpose community which we would love for you to take action on.

THE ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDSET - HOW ANYONE CAN BECOME FEARLESS AND GROW DATE: 11 November 2020 HOST: David Webley, Founder & MD of Granite Consulting GUESTS: Jo Burston, Founder & CEO Inspiring Rare Birds This episode of CWTLeaders explores entrepreneurship, how people can turn their passions into their livelihood, and the difference between a growth and fixed mindset. KEY INSIGHTS 1. A passion for the cause and backing yourself are essential to entrepreneurial success. 2. Failures are inevitable when pushing boundaries and should be leveraged to learn and grow. 3. Adversity provides the impetus for innovation to occur. 4. Your people must be exceptionally change ready to seize emerging business opportunities. 5. Diversity nurtures different ways of thinking, yielding greater ideation and problem solving. 6. A growth mindset helps to leverage failures, build resilience, learn and grow. TABLE OF CONTENTS (PODCAST @ Spotify) # The Catalyst for Change # By Accident or Design # Importance of Passion # Innovation from Adversity # Hiring for Human Skills # Fixed v Growth Mindset This conversation was part of an online forum that took place on Wednesday 11 November 2020, with attendees joining and posing questions from all around the world.

Jo Burston is one of Australia’s most successful female entrepreneurs.   She has launched six businesses - the standout being Job Capital which went from $0 to $40-million turnover in five years and has kept her on the list of Australia’s top 30 female entrepreneurs since 2013. Jo has worked in partnership with the Prime Minister and Cabinet and Office For Women as well as global brands such as Microsoft, Google, Ernst & Young, PricewaterhouseCoopers and Xero. Her most recent launch is www.startup.business which runs entrepreneurial Learning in Action programs for school-aged children both in curriculum and as school holiday programs in every state and territory in Australia. Jo is passionate about the idea that you can’t be what you can’t see and uses these programs, as well as her globally recognised social impact business Inspiring Rare Birds, to inspire, support and educate entrepreneurs with the goal of giving every woman the opportunity to be an entrepreneur by choice. During the conversation Julian and Jo speak about all things mentoring - a passion they both share. Episode highlights include: Jo’s definition of mentoring and why she believes mentoring is so important Some of the success stories Jo has seen as a result of mentoring programs The skills someone needs if they want to be a mentor Who inspires Jo and why? Links: Jo's LinkedIn Profile Inspiring Rare Birds website

2019 International Women’s Day. The truth is I love this occasion for two very different reasons.I identify as a feminist in the same way I do a father, husband and business leader.I take great pride in doing my part to increase opportunities for women and girls. That includes combating outdated stereotypes, the consequences of which women and girls have been subjected for the longest time.In fact, standing shoulder to shoulder alongside women like my wife, Jo Burston, Rhonda Brighton-Hall and Julie Bishop (to name a few) and taking daily strides to create an equal footing for women and girls is invigorating.Because we are on a mission. Together.IWD reminds us of our collective contribution and our conviction towards one day declaring that this day we celebrate is redundant.IWD also provides a platform to remind people of a choice that is well within their control.-----------------------------------------------------------Visit https://patreon.com/philhsc to get access to a higher-touch experience!-----------------------------------------------------------Follow PhilHSCWebsite: https://philhsc.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/philhscLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/philhscApple Podcasts: http://apple.co/2pc0GqJSpotify: http://spoti.fi/2AdJcPHGoogle Podcasts: http://bit.ly/2lGHaPKOvercast: http://bit.ly/2HhJAMXPocket Cast: https://pca.st/A7ZKMedium: https://medium.com/@philhscYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHz8Ych3-HVza1_O9vKlVGgIf you'd like to know when new episodes are released or when Phil publishes his weekly blog post, sign up for the insider's email list here.

This show is a panel discussion from the recent Flying Solo Live event in Melbourne, featuring Sarah Prescott from Thankyou, Jo Burston from Inspiring Rare Birds and Tom Griffith from Emma & Tom's. Hear how three entrepreneurs design and run their businesses.

This show is a panel discussion from the recent Flying Solo Live event in Melbourne, featuring Sarah Prescott from Thankyou, Jo Burston from Inspiring Rare Birds and Tom Griffith from Emma & Tom’s. Hear how three entrepreneurs design and run their businesses.

Achieving a turnover of $40 million in the first five years of founding Job Capital, Jo Burston is one of Australia's leading entrepreneurs. Her latest venture, Inspiring Rare Birds, is a global movement to help women grow their businesses. She says there are real bottom-line reasons why businesses benefit from engaging with female business leaders and entrepreneurs. And she provides her own lessons on how she has found success. businessessentials.com.au

This is Inspiring Rare Birds, where we talk to women entrepreneurs about their business journeys, and the challenges and opportunities they’re experiencing as they grow. Top women entrepreneurs reveal how they’re running their businesses. From the deals they’ve done to the successes and failures they’ve had. Learn how influential women entrepreneurs are doing business right now. You can find further information and links to further episodes at http://www.inspiringrarebirds.com/

Catherine is here today with Jo Burston. Jo Burston is the founder and CEO of Job Capital a company she grew from nothing to $40M in less than 5 years with a team of 12, co-founder and director of Phronesis.Academy and founder of the entrepreneurial movement Inspiring Rare Birds. Rare Birds works to promote opportunity for women in entrepreneurship and has a global vision to have one million women in its community by 2020. The business is partnered with Phronesis.Academy to provide a blended learning environment to teach the skills and mindset of entrepreneurship to children and adults. Jo collaborated with Phronesis.Academy co-founder Dr Richard Seymour, from the University of Sydney Business School, to develop its first program startup.business. The program is being taught in primary and secondary schools and is on track to be rolled out nationally. Sharing entrepreneurial journeys is one of Rare Birds' core offerings and Jo has so far published three books – Brilliant BusinessKids, Australia's 50 Influential Women Entrepreneurs and #IFSHECANICAN. Brilliant BusinessKids is her most recent publication, having launched in August, 2016, and is a comic book showcasing the real-life stories of 12 children – many of whom have global enterprises. The book can read as a standalone publication or as the course book for startup.business. Jo has been recognised as one of Australia's top entrepreneurs for the past six years and is a leading authority on global women's entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship as a whole, and SMB markets. She was recently invited by Microsoft to address some of the 45,000 delegates at its Worldwide Partner Conference in Toronto and has also delivered a summer course on entrepreneurship at Oxford University, in the United Kingdom. Find Out More About Jo Burston Rare Birds Website Jo Burston on Facebook Rare Birds on Facebook Jo Burston on Twitter @Jo_Burston Rare Birds on Twitter @insprarebirds Jo Burston on Instagram @jo_burston Rare Birds on Instagram inspiringrarebirds Sit back, tune in and enjoy the show! Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | RSS

Catherine is here today with Jo Burston. Jo Burston is the founder and CEO of Job Capital a company she grew from nothing to $40M in less than 5 years with a team of 12, co-founder and director of Phronesis.Academy and founder of the entrepreneurial ...

Jo Burston is the founder and CEO of Job Capital a company she grew from nothing to $40M in less than 5 years with a team of 12, co-founder and director of Phronesis.

Welcome to episode 23 of Founder To Founder where Phil connects with serial entrepreneur Jo Burston. From humble beginnings, Jo founded Job Capital, a full-service migration firm in 2006 before creating claimyourtax.com in 2012. And in 2014 Jo founded Inspiring Rare Birds whose vision is to create a community of 1,000,000 women entrepreneurs by 2020, with a mission of giving every woman globally the opportunity to become an entrepreneur by choice.Jo and Phil talk about overcoming adversity, why it’s essential to focus on the fundamentals when building a great company and the three habits that make founders successful. This episode is brought to you by inkl. Get breaking news and essential coverage from the world's best news sources in one app for iPhone and Android. Say hello to the way news should be. Download inkl today to start a 30-day trial of inkl Premium.

In the MPN Thought Leader Podcast, we speak with a variety of industry leaders about their unique insights and perspectives on doing business in the technology industry. Episodes feature interviews with inspiring speakers such as author David Meerman Scott, author and entrepreneur Jo Burston, and leadership coach Kim Plachy covering topics from marketing to management to the future of the Intelligent Cloud. Tune in weekly for access to the latest episode. This podcast is available for download on iTunes, SoundCloud, iHeartRadio, Google Play Music, and YouTube.

In the MPN Thought Leader Podcast, we speak with a variety of industry leaders about their unique insights and perspectives on doing business in the technology industry. Episodes feature interviews with inspiring speakers such as author David Meerman Scott, author and entrepreneur Jo Burston, and leadership coach Kim Plachy covering topics from marketing to management to the future of the Intelligent Cloud. Tune in weekly for access to the latest episode. This podcast is available for download on iTunes, SoundCloud, iHeartRadio, Google Play Music, and YouTube.

In the MPN Thought Leader Podcast, we speak with a variety of industry leaders about their unique insights and perspectives on doing business in the technology industry. Episodes feature interviews with inspiring speakers such as author David Meerman Scott, author and entrepreneur Jo Burston, and leadership coach Kim Plachy covering topics from marketing to management to the future of the Intelligent Cloud. Tune in weekly for access to the latest episode

In the MPN Thought Leader Podcast, we speak with a variety of industry leaders about their unique insights and perspectives on doing business in the technology industry. Episodes feature interviews with inspiring speakers such as author David Meerman Scott, author and entrepreneur Jo Burston, and leadership coach Kim Plachy covering topics from marketing to management to the future of the Intelligent Cloud. Tune in weekly for access to the latest episode

In the MPN Thought Leader Podcast, we speak with a variety of industry leaders about their unique insights and perspectives on doing business in the technology industry. Episodes feature interviews with inspiring speakers such as author David Meerman Scott, author and entrepreneur Jo Burston, and leadership coach Kim Plachy covering topics from marketing to management to the future of the Intelligent Cloud. Tune in weekly for access to the latest episode

In the MPN Thought Leader Podcast, we speak with a variety of industry leaders about their unique insights and perspectives on doing business in the technology industry. Episodes feature interviews with inspiring speakers such as author David Meerman Scott, author and entrepreneur Jo Burston, and leadership coach Kim Plachy covering topics from marketing to management to the future of the Intelligent Cloud. Tune in weekly for access to the latest episode

In the MPN Thought Leader Podcast, we speak with a variety of industry leaders about their unique insights and perspectives on doing business in the technology industry. Episodes feature interviews with inspiring speakers such as author David Meerman Scott, author and entrepreneur Jo Burston, and leadership coach Kim Plachy covering topics from marketing to management to the future of the Intelligent Cloud. Tune in weekly for access to the latest episode.

In the MPN Thought Leader Podcast, we speak with a variety of industry leaders about their unique insights and perspectives on doing business in the technology industry. Episodes feature interviews with inspiring speakers such as author David Meerman Scott, author and entrepreneur Jo Burston, and leadership coach Kim Plachy covering topics from marketing to management to the future of the Intelligent Cloud. Tune in weekly for access to the latest episode.

In the MPN Thought Leader Podcast, we speak with a variety of industry leaders about their unique insights and perspectives on doing business in the technology industry. Episodes feature interviews with inspiring speakers such as author David Meerman Scott, author and entrepreneur Jo Burston, and leadership coach Kim Plachy covering topics from marketing to management to the future of the Intelligent Cloud. Tune in weekly for access to the latest episode.

The Thinkergirls are Stacey June and Kristie Mercer and they talk all the things chicks are thinking but not saying weekly on Thinkergirl: The Podcast! Joined this week by Jo Burston, the girls chat about whether a compliment from another girl is always genuine. Kristie was chatting to a friend about being a kid again and Stace realised that she falls into the category of being a people pleaser. Listen to all this and more on Omny More from The Thinkergirls Email us - hello@thinkergirl.com.au Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/thinkergirls Instagram - https://instagram.com/thethinkergirls For more of the girls you can listen to them weeknights nationally on their Australian radio show on the KIIS network. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jo's an Australian powerhouse in entrepreneurship. Her original business Job Capital went from zero to $40 million in six years (with less than 14 team). BRW's Fast 100 lists, Private … Read More The post Ep 8. Jo Burston on fast growth, product extension and inspiring Rare Birds. #ifshecanican appeared first on Key Person of Influence.

Jo's an Australian powerhouse in entrepreneurship. Her original business Job Capital went from zero to $40 million in six years (with less than 14 team). BRW's Fast 100 lists, Private … Read More The post Ep 8. Jo Burston on fast growth, product extension and inspiring Rare Birds. #ifshecanican appeared first on Key Person of Influence.

Growing up in a working-class family in southwest Sydney, Australia with no entrepreneurs in her family, Jo took the traditional and safe route and became an employee of somebody else’s company. She quickly rose to CEO but by age 32, was bored out of her mind. She quit and eventually started Job Capital, a payroll and migration services firm, and built it to more than $40 million in revenue. More startup companies followed and in 2012, she was named a finalist for the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award. Today, Jo still leads Job Capital and she’s also building her newest company, Rare Birds, into a global powerhouse to empower women entrepreneurs around the world. In today’s podcast, Jo shares her inspiring story and the hard fought business lessons that have propelled her career.

For most of the paths we walk, there’s someone who has walked them before us. But where do you find your very own business Yoda - and how can they help on your quest? In this episode, hosts Rob Stone and JV Douglas talk to Jo Burston, MD at Job Capital and Rare Birds, about her journey from mentee to mentor, author and entrepreneur. “I think for me the gold nugget moment was that I saw someone who I identified with personally,” Jo says. “I can say that with hand on heart probably would not have been as successful without a mentor.” Jo explains how her business success led to a wider realisation about the power of mentoring and spurred her on to form the entrepreneurial movement Inspiring Rare Birds. We find out how she’s encouraging up and coming entrepreneurs to find out exactly who it is that they want to become - and how.