Woodside, Australia’s largest publicly traded oil and gas exploration and production company was ranked number three in this year’s WA Business News most successful corporate brands survey.
Questions over the quality of brands in Western Australia arose during feedback to the 2005 WA Business News branding survey, which had the best participation rate of any in the exercise’s four years
More than three years after its launch onto Perth airwaves, Nova 937 has consolidated its hold on the city’s younger listeners, particularly in the 18 to 24 age group.
Regional and rural businesses and communities in the state’s mid to north-west are expected to benefit from increased trade opportunities following the launch of the Carnarvon Export Hub in the Gascoyne and Pilbara regions.
Not content to have notched up 100 years as a motoring organisation, the RAC is firmly focused on the future, currently undertaking a brand strategy review with The Brand Agency and international brand and design company Landor (Sydney office).
A Memorandum of Understanding that will forge closer agricultural ties with Brazil’s largest state, Sao Paulo, will have significant benefits for Western Australia, according to Agriculture Minister Kim Chance.
Family Business Australia chief executive Philippa Taylor delivered an overwhelmingly positive message to those at the 2005 Family Business Australia (WA) Family Business Awards held this month at the WA Art Gallery.
Sadleirs Transport, winner of the FBA Family Business Awards third-generation and family employer categories for 2005, is really two family businesses in one, according to the company’s managing director Ian Cook.
Herdsman Fresh Essentials co-owner Dennis Cerinich understands all too well that, for a family business to be successful, all staff members need to feel they are part of the ‘family’.
“Never in my wildest imagination did I think we would be up here doing this,” Moon-Haven Natural Products owner Leonie Gully said as she received the 2005 FBA Family Business Awards first generation prize.
Listed Salter Point-based healthcare equipment company Medec has appointed former Huntleigh Healthcare regional director Dermot Patterson as its new chief executive.
The number of Western Australian businesses exporting to Thailand has increased markedly in the six months since the Thailand Australia Free Trade Agreement was signed.
Alcohol service in restaurants and cafes is looming as the major battleground for liquor regulation as the views of the state’s hotel industry align with clubs and associations in opposition to proposals to relax liquor licensing rules.
Perth-based Internet search marketing firm ineedhits and online competitive intelligence service operator, Hitwise, have formed a strategic partnership to bring a new service to the market.
Sadleirs Transport created an FBA Family Business Awards first for Western Australia last night by winning two categories – third generation and best family business employer.
