EXECUTIVE INTERVIEWS

[ad_1] Hefty hikes in electricity prices have driven Australians to begin exploring their options, with many choosing to make the switch to renewable energy. With the country’s ample sunshine combined with a national goal of zero emissions by 2050, it is a time of great opportunity for solar power. Solar Naturally Director Heuson Bak is […]

[ad_1] Sometime during his decade-plus run at the head of supply chain consultancy Prological, a universal truth made itself known to Managing Director and Founder Peter Jones. “I realized that if you do tomorrow what you were doing yesterday, you’re effectively going backwards,” he tells The CEO Magazine. “That’s not a way to do business,

[ad_1] Even though he was just 23 at the time, when Anthony Steel joined Obieco Industries as Workshop Manager in July of 1993, he made quite the entrance, instantly overhauling the product with the blessings of Robert and Marg O’Brien, the original founders of Obieco. Founded in 1976 in Uralla, New South Wales, about six

[ad_1] Legrand Group has a long and rich history of adapting to an ever-changing market. The global specialist in electrical and digital building infrastructures traces its origins back to 1865 when its founders built a porcelain factory in France. By 1919, Legrand had started manufacturing electrical wiring devices, forming the foundation of the thriving business

[ad_1] As technology and telecommunication businesses grow rapidly to accommodate advances and demand, they can sometimes lose the magic which helped them develop in the first place – the human touch. Bill Asimakidis, Founder and Managing Director of Star21, believes that for steady success it is important to keep people at the center – as

[ad_1] Bevan Nicholson, CEO of Hendry Group, knows the value that professional and reliable compliance advice brings to the industry. For more than 30 years, through bushfires, floods and a global pandemic, Hendry has delivered knowledge-based, best-in-field compliance advice and been a safe pair of hands for its clients. The company has navigated multiple legislation

[ad_1] After the past few years, the travel industry often finds itself nervously glancing in the rearview mirror and asking, ‘what was that?’ The arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic threw the world into uncharted waters, and many are still adrift, trying to find their way home. “It’s certainly something we never saw coming,” says Mark

[ad_1] Australia’s varied landscape presents unique challenges to energy providers. What works for a city will not apply to remote communities and vice versa. This has led to the rise of regional providers to cater to these far-flung places. Meanwhile, the country’s energy industry is facing two existential challenges: rapid decarbonization and reliability of energy

[ad_1] Coming to terms with the irreversible blindness and visual impairment often associated with wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD) has been a difficult journey for millions of people living with the condition. But a new therapy from Australian biotechnology firm Opthea could drastically improve the outlook for those affected. Wet AMD develops when abnormal blood

[ad_1] As the saying goes, it takes a village to raise a child. While villages might be in short supply nowadays, schools have often stepped in to help fill that role. And for the teachers who teach in and run these institutions, their drive for children’s education, wellbeing and a positive future motivates them throughout