Monday, 15 November, 2010 - 09:48
NW businesses scoop regional awards
Businesses from Carnarvon and Karratha have scooped the pool at this year's GWN Western Australian Regional Small Business Awards.
Leading the Raw Hire team and as co-founder and managing director of Raw Hire, Sean Clarke leads with a practical solution-based approach.
Mr Clarke was inspired to start the company when he recognised there was a need in Western Australia’s Pilbara region for mine site ready vehicles. Since 1998, Raw Hire has changed the landscape of vehicle hire through a deep understanding of their clients’ needs. His extensive knowledge of both the mining, resources and motor vehicle industry has ensured Raw Hire has continually adjusted to meet client and market demands. Mr Clarke has been integral in leading Raw Hire to winning many accolades.
Sean is a previous recipient of WA Business News 40 under 40 Award and Dealer Principal of Raw Hire.
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Businesses from Carnarvon and Karratha have scooped the pool at this year's GWN Western Australian Regional Small Business Awards.
FOURTEEN years ago, Karratha locals Sean and Lisa Clarke had ambitions to establish a vehicle hire business with a fleet of about 50 vehicles.
The past two weeks have given plenty of encouragement to those of us who see an enterprising future for business in WA.
Raw Hire will close its Pilbara vehicle hire operations in response to the mining slow down.
Companies that can overcome high costs, tight regulation and staff scarcity can be rewarded with large contracts, market leadership and loyal customers in the north-west.
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