40under40 News

JACQUI Jordan has used her vast experience to become one of the events industry's leading lights and, in the process, has cemented a unique position in WA's hospitality sector.

THE transport sector supporting WA's convention industry is growing comfortably but waiting with bated breath for the completion of the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre.

CLIENTS are shaping up to be the key to HP JDV's move onto the register of rival WA broking technology player Sanford.

JUST how quickly our exports get back to double digit growth is one for the crystal ball watchers, but the key is that we need to do more to make sure we don't go backwards.

PERTH development fund ECAT has taken up its option to invest a further $1.5 million in bio-medical company Clinical Cell Culture.

There are many qualities that make a leader, yet few are able to combine them in a way that inspires others to achieve. WA Business News' 40under40 aimed to find WA's top young business people in recognition of their success.

THERE were some famous names and some influential people at WA Business News' inaugural 40under40 Awards last week.

WITH the average age of the winners in the inaugural WA Business News 40under40 Awards just 33.8 years

DURING the image grooming that resulted in “Dr Geoff Gallop the political leader”, much was made of his close connection with UK Prime Minister Tony Blair.

THIS week, Business News announced the outcome of its search for outstanding achievers in the 40under40 program.

WHEN the 40under40 program was launched, its aim was to showcase the abundance of largely unseen young talent residing within the WA business community.

Joanna Ammon As the first female in the taxi industry in Australia to be appointed as a Deputy Chair and take office as a Chief Executive Officer, Joanna Ammon oversees some 3500 taxi drivers and 1500 taxi owners. Ms Ammon launched the inaugural

40under40 is all about identifying the leaders of tomorrow. Bearing that in mind, we asked one of the leaders of today to give us his views on what taking charge was all about.

I KNOW it's early days at the Federal Government's royal commission into the building industry, but it doesn't seem as though this important inquiry has got off to a good start.

NOMINATIONS are starting to roll in for the Business News 40 Under 40 program.The first received was from Cake Box managing director Tanya Stolk.

BUSINESS News has officially launched its 40 under 40 program.The program aims to find the next tranche of WA business and com-munity leaders.