INSIDER: An audacious vision is paying dividends for fourth-generation farming family The Swinneys in Frankland River.
Julian Tompkin
Insider: The media landscape is in a constant state of flux, something Jim Groves knows all too well having been in the industry for more than 20 years.
Cheyanne Enciso
INSIDER: Perth-based company Aquila Black is joining the rush to cash in on the legal cannabis market with THC-infused drinks.
Simon Collins
INSIDER: ‘Sometimes those informal meetings are really important to helping someone proceed with a particular job, and to get the encouragement and direction.’
INSIDER: Mineral Resources’ executive general manager of people Andrea Chapman on the work-life balance, favourite holiday spots, success and her heroes.
INSIDER: As the Royal Flying Doctor Service approaches a centenary of operation in WA, chief executive Judith Barker reveals her bold plans for the charity to soar higher into the future.
Jay Hanna
INSIDER: How Olympian Rob Scott applies the discipline learnt as a rower and banker to running WA’s biggest conglomerate.
Adrian Lowe
INSIDER: The siren has sounded and the buzz is back as a new era kicks off. Here are the players driving the revival.
Raquel de Brito
With more blind faith than a Dockers supporter, Blackburne Property Group’s Paul Blackburne has steered Subiaco back to the top of the ladder as the suburb continues its unstoppable winning streak.
Jess Farrell is a great believer in rolling up her sleeves and getting the job done. In August 2021, Ms Farrell was appointed the first female head of BHP’s expanding Nickel West division.
INSIDER: ‘I’ve got an open-door policy and so my staff don’t have to make appointments if they have something they want to talk about. I think these days, it’s really important to be accessible to your team.’
INSIDER: In as little as five years, patients could walk into a GP surgery and be greeted by ChatGPT-like software. Experts say this futuristic scenario is just one way AI can play a role in medicine.
INSIDER: Arts institutions are looking to new financial models to keep the stage lights on as corporate sponsorships decline.
INSIDER: After iron ore and gold underwrote decades of prosperity in WA, some of the State’s most well-known and influential businesspeople are betting on lithium to deliver it another generation of wealth.
Jordan Murray
INSIDER: Supported by strong female role models, Nickel West boss Jess Farrell is now paying it forward as a champion for diversity in the resources sector.
Danielle Le Messurier
INSIDER: Lynas Rare Earths boss Amanda Lacaze has cultivated the skills needed to succeed at the highest levels of business — in style.
INSIDER: Peter Gago, chief winemaker at Penfolds, is in the hot seat to answer the big questions on work, success and taking holidays well away from the vines.
INSIDER: Amy Sutton took on her mother’s business and transformed it into a purpose-led enterprise with a global reach.
A key component in electric vehicle batteries, lithium is becoming one of the world’s most sought-after commodities as the race to decarbonise gathers speed - good news for WA as the world’s biggest supplier.
There is a growing interest in using artificial intelligence as a form of therapy due to its increased accessibility, cost-effectiveness and non-judgemental conversations, according to experts.
The Lynas boss, known as the queen of corporate turnarounds, puts her corporate accomplishments down to attributes she learnt growing up.
INSIDER: Ben Macnamara booked a one-way ticket to Sydney after he graduated from ECU. More than two decades later, he helms CBH, the co-operative responsible for 90 per cent of WA’s grain farmers.
INSIDER: The PR Collaborative managing director reveals the best advice she’s ever been given, how she manage the home and work life balance, her favourite holiday hot-spot and what she’s binging right now.
INSIDER: ‘I try not to walk through the door on the phone and I take the opportunity on the drive home to switch from “boss” to “dad” mode.’
