News Articles for Nicole Moody

Fortescue global director of communications Nicole Moody will leave the Andrew Forrest-led company, just shy of a year in the role.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Shirley Bowen, Lisa Bayakly, Miriam Borthwick, Tony Di Francesco, Matt Micale, Sue Di Francesco, Craig Hollywood and Nicole Moody.

Perth-based consultancy Hunter Communications will close its doors at the end of the month, after Nicole Moody founded the firm eight years ago.

WA businesses are increasingly bringing communication professionals in-house, forcing smaller firms and established players to adapt.

The West Coast Eagles will add three new members to its board, including former Treasurer Ben Wyatt, while Football West is welcoming two new directors.

The WA Football Commission has three new commissioners after controversial football administrator Grant Dorrington tonight failed in his bid to be re-elected.

Tennis West chief executive Michael Roberts has been appointed to lead the WA Football Commission.

Major public and investor relations firms in Perth are finding new ways of specialising and adapting to market trends.

Adapting services to include new digital platforms is a key focus for the major players in Perth's communications sector led by Cannings Purple, which has maintained its top spot on the Business News ranking of the state's largest public and investor relations firms.

Two new members have been elected to the Perth Convention Bureau board of directors.

QUBE Property Group managing director Mark Hector and Emeco Holdings chief executive Ken Lewsey are among five business leaders appointed to the board of Lifeline WA, as the not-for-profit crisis support service looks to strengthen its corporate ties.