News Articles for John Barrington

This week's appointments include Professor Merrilee Needham, Marcus Canning, Ben Morton, Ross Carroll, Lawrie Tremaine, Jason Fletcher, and Vik Bansal.

Former federal politician Ben Morton has replaced John Barrington as the chair of the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research.

A not-for-profit investment vehicle aims to build a $100 million fund for WA investment.

Former federal minister Ben Morton has added another board role to his portfolio, joining the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research.

Our board moves wrap includes Mathew Regan, John Barrington, Philip Bainbridge, Kevin Tomlinson, Ray Shorrocks, Shaun Hardcastle, Tim Hannon, Brendan Power, John Baillie, John Dimitropoulos, Ross McKinnon, Ronnie Beevor, Michael O'Keeffe, Emily Spano, Peter Cook, Warren Hallam, Jonathan Shellabear, Rod Corps, and Teck Lim.

Medical technology company Artrya Limited has appointed experienced executive Mathew Regan as the company's new leader after its co-founder John Barrington resigned.

Limitless: Having taken its AI technology to an IPO, Artrya is working to overcome regulatory hurdles.

Artrya's coronary diagnostic product has been given regulatory approval for use in the UK after being knocked back by the US Food and Drug Administration five months ago.

A Perth-based artificial intelligence healthcare company has appointed a US health technology expert to its board.

Artrya shares continued to drop this morning after the US Food and Drug Administration knocked back its AI-based coronary diagnostic product for commercial use.

Artrya co-founder John Barrington has been named to replace Wayne Martin as chair of the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research.

Local medtech Artrya has listed on the stock exchange, having earlier raised $40 million through an IPO to help commercialise its cardiac imaging software.

Crawley-based Artrya has been shortlisted as a preferred supplier of AI software by the UK Health Service for its heart disease detection program.

A local medtech focused on the early detection of heart disease has sought $40 million through an IPO, which will in part be used to fund the development and commercialisation of its software.

Several exciting AI innovations are emerging from WA, and the world is watching.

Machine learning could enable major advances in healthcare, expanding the power of the medical sector to spot problems early.

Former Perth Festival chair John Barrington has been appointed deputy chair of the federal government's Creative Economy Taskforce, which was established to help rebuild the sector.

PREDICTING if someone is at imminent risk of a heart attack has been for a long time the Holy Grail for heart researchers.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes John Barrington, Timothy Marney, Fiona Harris, Lee-Ann Kirkham, Chris Blyth, Sabina Shugg, Mark Hewitt and Chris Slater.

Perth businessman Tim Ungar has been appointed chair of Perth Festival.

Prominent Western Australians, including the late Stan Perron, Peter Botten, John Atkins, and Michael Fitzpatrick have been recognised for their service to the business community at this year's Australia Day Honours.

SPECIAL REPORT: An eclectic mix of corporate heavyweights, private philanthropists and innovative disruptors have helped to shape the state's arts sector.

Anglicare WA has received confirmation that shipbuilder Austal will commit $300,000 to the not for profit's family and domestic violence support service, Young Hearts, over three years.

One of Sydney's leading arts figures is heading west to join the Perth International Arts Festival as executive director.

Former Rio Tinto chief executive Sam Walsh plans to apply ideas from his time in London to the arts sector in Western Australia, after being announced as the new chairman of the Art Gallery of WA.

Anglicare WA chair John Barrington has heralded the arrival of two-high profile board members as key elements in the organisation's efforts to pursue growth in a competitive environment.

Former Perth International Arts Festival general manager Julian Donaldson has taken the top job at the National Trust of Australia's WA branch, replacing Tom Perrigo who served in the role for 25 years.

The University of Western Australia has appointed John Barrington as the chair of the Perth International Arts Festival, following the retirement of Margaret Seares who served in the role since 2012.

LOCAL boutique players in the management consulting space are expanding their offerings to take advantage of the strong Western Australian market, which has drawn an influx of major global brands.&

FINANCIAL uncertainty may be making life busier for charity group Anglicare WA, but its bottom line has remained resilient, in part due to a significant bequest received during the financial year.