Cranecorp

The recently announced joint venture between Cranecorp and Tutt Bryant brings together two leading crane companies with strong links and rich heritage in Western Australia. The State holds a particularly special significance within the respective organisational histories of both companies.

When Kim Nikolai transferred out to Civvy Street, after 35 years in the Army, he expected to take a year off, kick up his heels and go exploring.

The mammoth task of lifting a $30 million dollar helicopter into a city skyscraper isn’t exactly business as usual but it is a very real example of the challenges, risks and complexities the crane

Western Australian ideas expert Rod Evans is a big believer in the power of marginal gains – small improvements that collectively have a big impact.

‘We’ve always done it that way’ is one of the most dangerous phrases in business, according to Perth management specialist Rod White.

WA’s Goldfields have long been a fertile breeding ground for successful family businesses but few manage to make the leap into the big league.