News Articles for Ray Glickman

Highly-feted Perth startup Tiller Rides is seeking a new owner to help commercialise its e-bikes after being hit by delays and churning through $5 million from investors.

Not for profits are grappling with remuneration for their directors, with one major group scaling back its payments.

Providers need to think outside the box to secure and retain staff.

The Perth company behind a new e-bike for city use plans to commercialise next year, despite bumps along the road.

Stephanie Buckland enjoys the challenges of change, and has brought a wide range of professional experience to her current role as Amana Living CEO.

Changes at Amana Living's helm highlight the different circumstances facing each sector of the economy.

Tourism WA chief executive Stephanie Buckland is set to become chief executive of Amana Living in August.

Changes to the government's funding model for aged care providers have increased competition, but also complexity.

Western Australia's aged care sector is preparing for major upheaval, including the entrance of investment-hungry private equity firms, as the most significant reforms in a generation take effect.

Amana Living chief executive Ray Glickman has been made a director of writingWA, the state's peak body for writing and associated activities.

Becoming a published author is something many aspire to but relatively few achieve, which is why Ray Glickman realised he either had to bite the bullet and go for it, or ditch the dream.