Skip navigation

Women in Business, in profile: Jamie Warland, Gym It

Women in Business, in profile: Jamie Warland, Gym It

Jamie Warland is the founder and owner of Gym It, Strathalbyn’s first 24-hour gym featuring a recovery centre, creche and group fitness classes.

The Women in Business Program has equipped Jamie with the knowledge and tools necessary to manage day-to-day operations effectively.

"Through the program, I've gained valuable skills in various business fundamentals—from handling HR matters and hiring a new accountant who better aligns with my business needs, to enhancing the quality of my marketing materials," she said.

"It has also empowered me to take on a mentorship role for the trainers who are running their own businesses within my gym.

"One of the most pivotal moments for me during the program was deciding to expand the gym by 236 square meters. Since taking that bold step, we've seen a 75 per cent increase in revenue growth and brought two additional trainers on board, transforming the business in ways I never imagined.

"My advice to others thinking about joining the program is to go for it and surround yourself with people who share your ambitions and drive.

“My journey has shown me the immense power of community and how stepping outside your comfort zone can accelerate growth in your business."

Related Articles
New year new business goals
17th Jan
New year, new business goals
New translation features
16th Jan
New translation features on business.sa.gov.au
New toolkit to help you with workforce planning
15th Jan
New toolkit to help you with workforce planning
Jason goodman bzq U01v G54 unsplash
10th Jan
Plan smarter in 2025: A guide to key dates and events for South Australian businesses
Announcements and practical advice straight to your mailbox.
Name

Please enter a personal email address. Generic addresses beginning with ‘info@’ or ‘admin@’ may be blocked from our email distribution system.

All information is collected and used in accordance with the DSD Privacy Statement.