Mark Pownall

Mark Pownall has around three decades of media experience, predominantly in business media in Perth, with a foray to the financial centre of London in the early 1990s.

Mark has a vast body of work available through the archives of Business News, including news articles and features on many subjects. He has written a regular column for Business News since he joined as Editor in 2000 and has also been a key part of the Mark My Words podcast duo with Mark Beyer since 2014. On stage Mark has interviewed many of the state's business leaders.

For most of his time at Business News Mark ran the content operations of the business and was integral to the implementation of all the company’s digital products – the twice daily email newsletters, weekly podcasts, deals database and the Data & Insights subscriber database and search engine.

In early 2017 he became CEO of Business News, a role he had for nearly three years before transitioning to his last executive position as Director of Strategy & Innovation, where he was responsible for digital transformation and new product development, including the rollout of a new subscriber-only remuneration platform.

Mark’s media career started with sports reporting while he studied for a Commerce degree at the University of Western Australia. He followed that with a post-graduate qualification in English at Curtin University.

 

End of an era as Kleyn calls time

End of an era as Kleyn calls time

03 Jun 2010
Premier banks on solid team

Premier banks on solid team

03 Jun 2010
Eagles field top team on board

Eagles field top team on board

03 Jun 2010
Mentors help female board aspirants

Mentors help female board aspirants

27 May 2010
CBH wins blue with the taxman

CBH wins blue with the taxman

27 May 2010
Libs lack fight funds

Libs lack fight funds

27 May 2010
Barnett budget banks on understanding

Barnett budget banks on understanding

27 May 2010
CBH beats taxman in legal case

CBH beats taxman in legal case

25 May 2010

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