WINNING a WA Business News 40under40 Award in 2004 while working as the head of marketing at Ernst & Young in Perth was a game changer for Brian Leedman.
FLEUR and Marco De Campi were no strangers to the ice-cream business when they bought Azzura Gelati from Fleur’s parents (now-retired), Nick and Rey Odorisio in October last year.
The resources sector has called on the Gillard government to revise its latest migration initiative aimed at addressing the peak skills needs of large-scale resources projects.
Three years ago, Aston Recruitment managing director Chantal Haskett made the decision to quit her job at a large international recruitment agency and branch out on her own.
Dreamfit Foundation founder and youngest-ever WA Business News 40under40 award winner Darren Lomman has continued to grow his not-for-profit organisation through some of the toughest economic times it
FRUIT and dairy producer Harvey Fresh has topped the field in the state’s annual industry and export awards.
Harvey Fresh took out the Premier’s award for excellence.
RUSSELL Quinn used his years of experience in real estate to guide him in the development of an online boat management system he says takes the complication out of boating syndicates.
EMCO Building director John Ripp says Western Australia’s construction industry is facing some of the toughest times ever, with recovery not expected until mid next year.
City of Perth Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi, who is being challenged for the top job, says the Perth Waterfront Project will be her next big focus if she is re-elected at this weekend’s local government po
Western Australia’s resources sector is continuing to experience exponential growth, despite the volatile state of the world economy, a new report has shown.
LEAVING a well-remunerated senior management position to take the leap into entrepreneurship was a risk that WA Business News 40under40 award winner Bruce Davis was more than willing to take.
A professional development group for the mining industry wants more companies to give holiday work placements to the growing number of university students in minerals-related courses.
IMTRADE Australia was a supplier of seeds, fertilisers and agricultural chemicals when (now) managing director Ross Rainbird joined his parents-in-law to run the company in 1981.
