IB Woman

Issue No. 25 - October/November 2005

Gail Carnes

by Penelope Herbert

The first question usually asked of Gail Carnes when it’s realised her background is risk assessment and environmental compliance for nuclear weapons facilities is, “How does that translate to overseeing an arts festival?” The Adelaide Fringe could not be farther removed from Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Gail’s previous career as President and CEO of Benchmark Environmental Corporation, one of the top 10 fastest growing companies in New Mexico....
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IOOF‘s first lady

Donny Walford

by Penelope Herbert

Donny Walford jokes that if you want to change the name of your company, then hire her....
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Retail Reality...

Heidi Barreau, Cindy McFarlance and Jeannine Polvere

by Penelope Herbert

Heidi Barreau, Jeannine Polvere and Cindy McFarlane have opened retail stores respectively in interior design, fashion and food....
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Snippets

SA innovates a new bridal magazine Well-known local publisher, Tracy Marsh, and previous ‘in-businesswoman’ interviewee, Jenny Veitch, have joined forces to produce ‘My Wedding’ magazine to be launched in Adelaide on September 28....
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Turning silver into gold

Cathy Barton

by Penelope Herbert

The headline should read ‘Factory Worker Buys Factory’ but instead it reads ‘Factory Destined to become an Icon’....
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Issue No. 24 - August/September 2005

Rachel Marin

by Penelope Herbert

When Rachel Marin did a double degree in Law and Science, she was one of the very first at Flinders University to do so....
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Deconstructing Angela

Angela Gianakis

by Penelope Herbert

Angela Gianakis quickly gives the impression that she was born for a sales career....
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News

by Penelope Herbert

Reminder: Telstra Business Woman’s Awards Luncheon It’s that time of year again – one of the most celebrated awards in Australia, of which Westpac is a major sponsor, the Telstra Business Women’s Awards Luncheon will be held at the Hilton International on Wednesday, 13 September....
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Packaging up the family business

Sascha Detmold

by Penelope Herbert

Starting a business is challenging enough, but consider the pressure on a third generation family member taking over a business that has been iconic for over fifty years....
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Issue No. 23 - June/Nuly 2005

Carol Haslam

by Penelope Herbert

Many successful entrepreneurs rise from the ashes of failed ventures....
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