News Articles for Kerry Sanderson

As the female chairman of a major WA company, Kathleen Conlon has joined a very select group.

St John of God Health Care has announced Bryan Pyne as the healthcare provider's permanent chief executive.

St John of God Health Care group chief executive Shane Kelly has resigned after more than four years in the role.

Sharon Warburton epitomises the rise of female company directors but the number of women chairing major WA companies remains very small.

Joydem has succeeded in appealing the City of Nedlands' refusal of its proposed development for a second time, with the State Administrative Tribunal granting approval.

At what point should not-for-profit organisations start paying fees to their board of directors?

Associate Professor Melissa Langdon says International Women's Day is a time to celebrate women's achievements and have important conversations on how women can be better supported at work and in society.

Edith Cowan University's longest-serving chancellor, Hendy Cowan, will retire from his position after 14 years in the role.

A not-for-profit group established and chaired by retiring Governor Kerry Sanderson has attracted strong corporate support in its mission to improve our state's parks.

St John of God Health Care has announced state governor Kerry Sanderson as its new chair, while former Western Australian politician Jim McGinty has been appointed as chairman of not-for-profit community service provider Communicare.

A unique initiative launched earlier this month based on the six seasons of the Noongar calendar aims to grow indigenous leadership skills through culturally appropriate training, according to co-founder Rishelle Hume.

Perron Institute has committed to strengthening international ties in Asia to expand its global reach, resources and research capacity.

Western Australian Labor leader Mark McGowan has been sworn in as the state's 30th premier at Government House.

WA Labor leader Mark McGowan today guaranteed that, if elected in the March state poll, he would return the budget to surplus within his first term as premier.

Prominent corporate adviser John Poynton, former mining executive Bill Turner, and Supreme Court judge Carmel McLure are among the Western Australian luminaries to receive honours as part of this year's Queen's Birthday awards.

The state government has appointed Donald Mackay-Coghill as chairman of Gold Corporation and Richard Hayes as chief executive, effective from next month.

The Perth Freight Link road project could extend the capacity of Fremantle harbour and lead to a rethink on long-term planning for a second container port at Kwinana.

Atlas Iron non-executive director David Hannon has resigned from the company's board with immediate effect to focus on family matters, with the company yet to announce a replacement.

Western Australian Governor Kerry Sanderson has appointed Stephen King as alternate chairman of the governing body of the Economic Regulation Authority WA until November 2015, following the departu

Western Australian Governor Kerry Sanderson has appointed professor Stephen King as alternate chairman of the governing body of the Economic Regulation Authority on a part-time basis.

Atlas Iron has reduced the size of its board and cut pay for the remaining directors to help reduce costs amid weak iron ore prices.

UPDATE: Aldi says it's first Western Australian store is set to open in mid-2016, at the state's largest shopping centre, the Lend Lease-owned Lakeside Joon

Founding director of Perth-based global mining software developer Micromine, Graeme Tuder, has joined the ranks of some of Australia's biggest names in exporting after being named an Australian Export Hero.

Atlas Iron has made significant cost savings in the September quarter and increased its production guidance, but lower prices have delivered only marginal profits.

Atlas Iron non-executive director Kerry Sanderson has resigned from the board following her appointment as governor of Western Australia.

Universities have a great track record in Asia; we would do well to learn from them.

The significant issue of female representation in the boards of Australia's companies has been pushed to the background amid the rhetoric of the gender wars being waged in Canberra.

The controversial $200 million Victoria Quay redevelopment in Fremantle is a step closer today following the lodging of a development application with the Western Australian Planning Commission by the City of Fremantle.