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Hick, Galvin join Infrastructure WA

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Infrastructure WA has announced two additions to its board, appointing Fiona Hick and John Galvin until the end of 2026.

Langoulant replacements named

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Two prominent WA women will take positions atop the boards of Infrastructure WA and GESB following John Langoulant's appointment as the state's agent general in the UK and Europe.

Panel to evaluate CBH board hopefuls before vote

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CBH Group has appointed former RAC chief executive Terry Agnew and recruitment specialist Suzanne Ardagh to a panel to assess potential board candidates.

Appointments August 1, 2019

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Our weekly appointment wrap includes Eric Lumsden, John Langoulant, Michael Court, Nicole Lockwood, Terry Agnew, Kerryl Bradshaw, Andrea Sutton, Wayne Zekulich, Keith Hirschman, Tony Sheard, Alex Ogg, Nicholas Chapple, Paul Pryde, Shane Ogilvie, Saschelle Blake, Brett Heather, Richard Peterson, and Howie McKibbon.

Infrastructure WA board selected

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The state government has appointed 10 members to the board of its peak infrastructure advisory body, including six directors from the private sector led by chairman John Langoulant.

RAC invests in $15m EV chargers

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The Royal Automobile Club of WA has invested in Sydney-based Chargefox's $15 million rollout of electric vehicle charging stations across Australia, which includes two in Perth.

New funding for business

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Two recent initiatives have created new funding options for startups and proprietary companies in WA.

RAC launches $3m seed fund

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Startup businesses in Perth have access to a new source of funding after the Royal Automobile Club of WA launched a $3 million investment fund last night, while also disclosing it is a substantial shareholder in fast growing blockchain business Power Ledger.

Private players hold the fort on CEO tenure

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Opinion: A look at the length of CEO tenure across the sphere of corporate activity points to some interesting parallels, and other key differences.

RAC announces new CEO

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The Royal Automobile Club of WA today announced that current group chief executive Terry Agnew will step down in March 2019 after 20 years in the role.

RAC to trial driverless cars in Perth

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RAC has announced that it will partner with French autonomous vehicle manufacturer Navya and the state government to trial driverless vehicles on Perth streets next year.

People Moves November 24, 2017

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CEO lunch with Terry Agnew

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Business News sat down to lunch at Julio's with RAC head Terry Agnew to discuss his long career in the sector and the future of motoring.

South Perth welcomes Australia’s first driverless bus

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After 10 years of research and development, Australia's first driverless electric shuttle bus made its public debut this afternoon as it cruised along the South Perth Esplanade.

Quadrant backs St Ives home care plans

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Motoring, travel, retirement and financial services group Royal Automobile Club of WA is understood to have sold part of its aged care homes services business to Sydney-based Quadrant Private Equity.

Call to drive home need for toll roads

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Perth is projected to have seven of the nation's top 10 most-congested roads by 2031, and despite public displeasure, toll roads could be part of the solution.

Policy failure clogs city streets - SPECIAL REPORT

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Our transport feature analyses road, rail and port projects underway and other projects on hold as the state seeks to tackle the mounting congestion challenges facing commuters and industry.

Start-ups win RAC SeedSpark awards

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Tech firms Today We Learned, Circadyn and Freewheeler have been named the RAC of WA SeedSpark winners at an awards night last week, and have each received a cash prize to fund their projects.

Eagles field top team on board

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THE West Coast Eagles might be having a dreadful season on the field but its success off the field may well lie with the long-term strength of the boardroom, which has not been handicapped by salary caps, draft restrictions or drug scandals.

RAC drives back into the black

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After two years of suffering from weak investment markets and heavy insurance claims, motoring and insurance group RAC bounced back last financial year

Investments a blow to RAC

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A SECOND successive year of investment losses has nearly wiped out motoring club and insurance group RAC's annual profit.