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When Kent Lyon established his own architectural practice in Bunbury in 1996, it was the realisation of a lifetime goal.

Rami Brass the director of Perth Tax Services and Managing Partner of the Perth office, has more than 19 years' experience in providing taxation advice and specialist tax consulting

AFTER several years of less-than-impressive growth, online advertising looks ready to make a comeback, with revitalised interest in the medium leading to multi-million dollar jumps in expenditure in the past year.

David Coomer set out to create a five-star restaurant in 1998.

Greg Devine is an experienced small businessman and financial adviser.

BUREAUCRATIC fashions, like those in clothing, constantly change. And the changes invariably sweep across the globe.

Gary Cox entered the Wray and Associates partnership before his 30th birthday and four years later became chairman of partners while studying a law degree part time.

In her position as Mission Australia manager of corporate and community partnerships, Liz McComish has the task of attracting support for welfare programs.

Prior to joining the City of Perth as its CEO in April 2002, Frank Edwards was the CEO of the Town of Kwinana.

Sydney's gourmat food retailers are finally giving Sydney-siders a taste of the best of Western Australian produce, as Julie-anne Sprague reports.

Paul D'Sylva is responsible for the management of Murdoch University's research and the commercialisation of its intellectual property.

At the age of 24, Brad McManus launched his management career in the highly competitive WA leisure and health club industry.

Robert Harvey joined Edith Cowan University as executive dean of the Faculty of Business and Public Management in March 2003.

The judges' job is getting tougher each year, according to Mark Pownall, who says the problem's not a dearth of talent, but rather its abundance.

When Selina Duncalf joined BankWest as a human resource consultant at the age of 28, she set herself the ambitious goal to join the bank's senior executive team within five years.

Justin Miller has a keen knowledge of the Australian IT marketplace and has used this information to establish and build the WA arm of BCA IT, one of Australia's largest privately o

As managing director of junior mining company Sally Malay Mining Limited, Peter Harold has navigated the company through some uncertain times.

DARREN Haunold's story of personal courage, tenacity and vision shone out among this year's collection of 40under40 nominees.

Prior to setting up her own management consultancy, Danicia Dutry was head-hunted from BHP Billiton Iron Ore by Woodside Energy to become Woodside's senior external affairs adviser.

In September 1994, with just $5,000 in savings, Patrick PK Ng established telecommunications carrier Global Dial.

In his capacity as dean of the faculties of Economics and Commerce, Education, and Law at the University of Western Australia, Paul McLeod is responsible for business administration

In addition to our 1st Amongst Equals award and the 40 winners in the 2004 40under40, each of WA Business News' Strategic Alliance Partners chose one individual worthy of a special commendation award and a $1,000 prize.

In addition to his management role at a specialist contact lens practice in Perth, Damon Ezekiel is also managing director of Gelflex Laboratories, a research and development organi

Dr Tony Pennells heads up a multi-million dollar company that oversees more than 3,000 independent distributors of Herbalife International products across 25 countries. After

Marita Naude is currently teaching in the areas of leadership development, global and cross-cultural leadership, as well as organisational change and development, at the Graduate Sc

Selecting 40 winners from the more than 130 nominations received for this year's 40under40 Awards was a difficult task.

Chris Farquhar established Wired City in 1999 after returning from a stint working for major US software developer, OSI Software.

Gregory Peters is responsible, as managing director of Antiskid Industries, for introducing an innovative road-surfacing product to WA with the claim that it would reduce rear-end c

Grant Robertson is the director, Postgraduate Studies, at the Murdoch Business School, Murdoch University. His research interests include leadership and electronic business.

Fay Bahemia left the comfort of a large multinational pharmaceutical company to join five-employee Chemeq as its first and only microbiologist in 2000.

From working on the family farm to buying out a machinery dealership, Peter Gordon's ownership and operation of Busselton hospitality gems, The Equinox, overlooking the Busselton Je