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Matthews Steer congratulates the team at Barker Trailers for winning the ‘Investment in People’ Award at the Victorian Transport Association’s twenty-ninth Australian Freight Industry Awards (AFIA).
Matthews Steer congratulates Mario Nastri, Daniel Carapellotti, and the team
at Class Plastics on winning the Wyndham Business of the Year, and Medium
Manufacturing Business, awards.
Are you a one-percenter who wakes up in the morning wanting to make a
difference, and who thrives in a team environment where actions lead to
outcomes?
Matthews Steer Accountants and Advisors will team up with some of
Melbourne’s most innovative entrepreneurs to help them take their ideas from
concept to reality under a new training and mentoring program for Melbourne
manufacturing start-ups.
Congratulations to Matthews Steer Accountants and Advisors’ Chairman and non-executive director, Professor Colin McLeod, who has been appointed to head Melbourne University’s new Melbourne Entrepreneurial Centre (MEC).
IT Solutions company Zynet started working with Matthews Steer just over two years ago. In the words of founder Paul Turner, the decision to do so has seen their business “go gangbusters”.
Tax accountancy specialist Nidal Mazloum has been appointed an Associate at Matthews Steer Accountants and Advisors.
What is the career challenge you need real life solutions to help you overcome? That was the question posed to attendees at Matthews Steer’s quarterly Women In Business breakfast on June 1.
Family business owners must proactively engage up-coming generations in order to prepare them for the responsibilities of succession, and business and wealth transfer, says intergenerational expert Claire Madden.
Strategy, transformation and leadership specialist Anita Muller has been appointed to the Board of Directors at Matthews Steer Accountants and Advisors.
Traditional accountancy firms must remodel and resource themselves to support their clients through the disruption of the digital economy or lose relevance, says business transformation consultant, Anita Muller.
Crime busting, art investigating, and racehorse diagnosing aren’t activities that immediately spring to mind when seeking a competitive advantage in fields such as manufacturing, medical research, agriculture, and mining. But the world class technology at the Australian Synchrotron (AS) is capable both of solving perplexing mysteries, and offering Australians a significant competitive advantage across fields ranging from advanced manufacturing, agribusiness and food, to biotech and health, to energy, environment, resources, transport and defence.