Athena Magazine

Free. Fierce. Full of Devon's best women in business

Athena Magazine is your go-to digital read - all about real stories and powerful voices

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Welcome to Athena Magazine

A free online magazine for Devon-based women in business, packed with inspiring stories, expert advice, and practical tips from female-led businesses across Devon.

We champion Devon women entrepreneurs, spotlighting relatable role models and creating a supportive community for women at every stage of their business journey.

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From reading the latest issue to advertising, contributing, or getting featured — here’s how you can be part of our brilliant community of women in business in Devon.

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You can read all of our issues online (right from the first issue) or subscribe to get the latest issue delivered straight to your inbox

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We love hearing from Devon businesswomen! Whether you’ve got a success story, a useful tip, or just want to share your experience — find out more about how you can write for our magazine

Online Directory

Our online directory is packed with brilliant women-led businesses in Devon — making it easy to find and support local talent.

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We have our own in-house photographer ready to capture brilliant images for your article or advert. Whether we’re writing about you or you need photos to go alongside your feature, we’ve got you covered

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Check out our favourite articles

Struggling to Sell? – The 7-11-4 rule and what it takes to convert someone into a paying customer

Stacey breaks down the 7-11-4 rule from Google’s research into buying behaviour and explains how you can apply it to your marketing strategy to turn more browsers into paying customers.

Crafting Change – How one Devon woman is reframing a male-dominated profession

Meet Emily Chamberlain – the only female carpenter at Carpenter Oak in Buckfastleigh. She shares her journey into a male-dominated trade and reflects on what it’s like to carve out a space for women in an industry where they still make up less than 5%.

Sisters are doing it for themselves – The networking organisations helping Devon’s women to thrive

We dive into the world of women’s networking in Devon – why it matters, how it differs, and what challenges we face. Plus, we share a roundup of brilliant networking events designed to support and connect women across the county.

Designed for Difference – The realities of being neurodivergent and the support systems that are in place to navigate work and life

In Issue 3, we explore the lived experience of neurodivergent women in Devon and the support available locally. We speak to coach and artist Amy at Indie Brand Builder about the emotional cost of masking and how she’s empowering neurodivergent entrepreneurs to thrive.

Testimonials

"I really love Athena Magazine, not just for what it's packed with, but for what it stands for - supporting women in business, in Devon. We all need that extra boost, Athena is packed with value/inspiration and practical ideas to support your business. It's perfect for the region."
Faye Dicker
"Such a fabulous magazine for any woman in business. Full of insightful, thought provoking, and informative content. And as it's online, it's accessible to anyone - wherever in the world they are....And it's free! Just brilliant"
Sue Richards

Testimonials

"Love Athena magazine arriving into my inbox and being part of the women in business community. Thank you Stacey and Fran for making this happen creating such a valuable resource and community for so many women across Devon and beyond !"
Victoria Brookbank