A new producer in Western Australia's caravan industry, Henderson-based Trailcraft, is making rapid inroads into the sector, which has traditionally been dominated by Fleetwood subsidiary, Coromal Caravans.
A handful of the 40 winners were also awarded special prizes by some of the organisations involved at the founding of the WA Business News 40under40 Awards.
A last-minute change of venue did nothing to quell the anticipation of the 900-strong crowd that turned up in Fremantle earlier this month for Western Australia's biggest celebration of young business.
Australia's third largest Internet Service Provider, Perth-based iiNet Ltd, has announced a $15 million investment in its next generation ADSL2+ network, which will increase coverage to 90 per cent of metropolitan Australia.
A joint venture between Western Australian companies SpectrumData and Access Information Management has won a three-year multi-million dollar contract to manage and store Woodside Energy's petroleum exploration data assets.
Michael Malone used the stage to dramatic effect in accepting his award as the WA Business News 40under40 1st Amongst Equals last week, lashing out at telecommunications regulation before revealing a heartfelt story about his son's autism.
ISP leader Michael Malone used the stage to dramatic effect in accepting his award as the WA Business News 40under40 1st Amongst Equals last night, further lashing Telstra before revealing a heartfelt story about his son's autism.
Now in its fifth year, the WA Business News 40under40 program continues to amaze and astound all those involved with the diversity and calibre of talent that is uncovered each year.
His role as an WA tech leader was well-known when Michael Malone was last night crowned 40under40 1st Amongst Equals, but when he graduated from university in the early 1990s few knew anything about the internet.
I am always fascinated at how corporate history gets written and rewritten over time; how some people never escape their past while others seem to have a teflon coating when it comes to their mistakes.
The choice of Fremantle harbour as a venue for the WA Business News 40under40 Awards gala event reflects the port's long and vital role in the commercial world of Western Australia.
Geospatial information solutions company NGIS Australia Pty Ltd's strong growth of late has continued, with the Burswood-based company making the Deloitte Tech Fast 50 for the second year running.
Private agribusiness manager Rewards Group is budgeting for nearly 50 per cent growth this year, helped by strategic alliances with banking group NM Rothschild & Sons and miner-turned-property investor Chester Mining.
A WA Business News 40under40 award winner in 2005, Ian Junk of Donegal Resources is again in the headlines, this time with his brother, Leigh, following the sale of their quarter share in Lanfranchi,
As it approaches its second year of business, L7 Solutions Pty Ltd has proven that even the small fry in the IT consulting sector can take on the heavyweights and win.
This year, Western Australia will move closer to becoming a world leader in genetic research, underpinning its potential to become an international powerhouse in the wider field of medical research.
The 2005 Telstra WA Business Women's Awards showcased the top echelon of female leaders, with Tracey Hodgkins named Telstra Western Australian Business Woman of 2005.
Perth-based Microsoft partner Power Business Systems and its customer Commtech Wireless were firmly entrenched in the worldwide launch of a new Microsoft product this week.
Joondalup will be the focus of a new health study to be led by 2005 WA Business News 40under40 winner Professor Lyle Palmer who hopes it will be a major boost to the Western Australian medical research industry.
IN aid of The Salvation Army's Christmas Appeal, Nedlands-based CorpAssist is organising what it hopes will be Perth's biggest Christmas business lunch, featuring a performance by singer Kate Ceberano
Market Equity managing director and shareholder Julie Beeck has had little time to take stock of things in the four years since she was named a winner in the inaugural WA Business News 40under40 Awards.
I had the pleasure of chairing a panel session for our recent Success & Leadership event, The Modern Entrepreneur in WA. The event kicked off the 2006 WA Business News 40under40 Awards by bringing together four previous winners from the program to discuss
Advantagewa, an award-winning program aimed at bridging the gap between university and the business world, has earned its creator, Tracey Hodgkins, the 2005 Telstra WA Business Woman of the Year award.