How Didier Elzinga built Culture Amp into a $2 billion powerhouse

Elzinga founded Melbourne unicorn Culture Amp in 2009, after identifying that most big technology transformation projects are not technology problems – they are cultural. It is now the largest culture analytics firm in the world. This article featured in Issue 13 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your copy. When Didier Elzinga received a call […]

‘Trillions of dollars’: The bountiful upside to ugly freight

Cate Hull knows a lot about transporting peculiar, bulky, ugly goods from one location to the next. Now she is taking her sustainably-focused Australian company FreightExchange overseas to tap into a trillion-dollar global opportunity.  Hull did not coin the term “ugly freight”; it’s a phrase commonly used in the transportation industry, but she has made a […]

Recce Pharmaceuticals

Recce: From No More Tears to no more superbug fears

A grandfather and grandson teamed up to tackle the lethal global problem of antibiotic resistance, inventing a new class of drug in a Perth garage, and now getting it into phase-3 trials.  This story featured in Issue 13 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your copy. The minor scratch had festered, and a red line […]

How Nichole Wischoff raised US$50 million for her VC firm 

The prolific online poster at Wischoff Ventures plans to write checks of $1 million or so into startups in areas like the “new supply chain” from her Nashville-based fund. This story featured in Issue 13 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your copy. When shopping startup Checkmate went viral in December 2022, its little team […]

The bill collector helping people keep the lights on 

Phaedra Ellis-Lamkins built Promise into a $520 million powerhouse by helping municipalities and utilities collect unpaid bills with zero-interest payment plans. This story featured in Issue 13 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your copy. April Bingham, Director of Richmond, Virginia’s Department of Public Utilities, was worried. During the pandemic, as consumers struggled to pay […]

Legendary investor Bill Miller still loves Bitcoin

Few mutual fund managers can come close to this former Legg Mason portfolio manager’s 15-year market-beating record. Below he discusses lessons he has learned, plus his firm’s top ten holdings. This story featured in Issue 13 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your copy. In the pantheon of successful mutual fund managers, Peter Lynch is […]

Quick Takes: The entrepreneurs we’re watching right now

Forbes Australia has identified some of the most promising entrepreneurs making waves in the current startup scene. ‘Quick Takes’ featured in Issue 13 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your copy. Mentorloop  Childhood friends Heidi Holmes and Lucy Lloyd founded Mentorloop in 2016 after recognising a gap in the market for an easy way to […]

Why Australia’s richest horse race is a song sung blue 

Race days are some of the last events where we’re expected to dress conservatively – but still be fashion forward. Stewart Hawkins speaks with Angela Belle McSweeney, a fashion doyenne, and a director of the Australian Turf Club about why and gets some style tips.  This story featured in Issue 13 of Forbes Australia. Tap here […]

McLaren takes on Monaco with a supercar set to redefine hybrid power

The Artura Spider takes McLaren’s history and thrusts it into the future. It signals that it is not just playing catch-up with hybrid technology but setting the pace. This story featured in Issue 13 of Forbes Australia. Tap here to secure your copy. Nine million dollars. That’s the combined cost of the 14 brand new McLaren […]