Client Media

BRW
Interview by Jeanne Vida Douglas

At just 23, Anna Fogarty had her first brush with the vagaries of the business cycle. Working as an information-technology project manager with a software development firm in the United Kingdom, her project was cancelled as a result of the tech crash.

Directors of leading maritime consulting firm Thompson Clarke have announced the appointment of Sandy Galbraith, a former editor of Lloyd's List DCN, as a director, effective from October 1, 2008.

Marketing Eye, one of the first marketing consultancy firms to offer small to medium sized businesses a marketing manager for 12-months for as little as $500 per week, confirms that companies that copy, only flatter you.

Sydney Morning Herald

Sydney, Australia, 28 February 2008; Marketing Eye, a leading international marketing consultancy firm, has today announced the launch of a new division providing small to medium sized companies with an in-house graphic designer.

By Shannon Willoughby, business reporter

Jenan Thorne and Daniel Harcombe can't wait to get stuck into MySpace and Facebook to network with their clients.

At the age of 27, Helen Jarman left her job as business development manager for Australian Air Express and started her own logistics business, Infoactiv, in a very competitive and very male-dominated industry. She talks to Amanda Gome about building Infoactiv to turn over $4 million and employ 17, and about the big changes she has been through in her eight years in business.