Big Ideas? Innovation? Trailblazers? The Sunshine Coast has plenty. For proof, take a look at the entrants in the most recent round of the state government's What's your Big Idea Queensland? competition that offers grants to help commercialise inventive idea.
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The Sunshine Coast has watched real estate guru Amber Werchon grow up. From rookie Real Estate Agent of the Year in Australia to owning her swag of self-branded real estate agencies, Amber has now delved into a new phose of her life.. Motherhood.
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Amber Werchon is growing in more ways than one. Just weeks away from giving birth to her first child, the real estate agency owner has announced plans to relocate to Mooloolaba. She said her growing Amber Werchon Property arm needed more space to accommodate extra staff members and the AW money arm of their business.
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Local restaurants The Boat Shed, Arnica, Benkii, Lefty's and Still Water have united to host Culture Shock Festival which will feature various functions over 3 days from 16 Sep. The Boat Shed's Dion Spadaro said the festival would provide a great opportunity for local restaurants to showcase their food, while also spreading the message of supporting local producers.
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They helped create Caloundra. The Henzell Family has been synonymous with the Sunshine Coast town since Roy Snr opened the first real estate office there in 1935. And 800ha of scrubby land he bought 65 years ago is now Pelican Waters, a community that's a suburb in itself. These days, the business is driven by his grandson Roy Jnr, 58, but other family members retain share holdings. Land, property values and real estate sales are well down, reducing the family's wealth, but Mr Henzell know buyers will return one day.
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Another young couple Darren & Stephanie Steinhardt have tied for the final spot of Queensland's Top 100 Rich List 2011. They founded their Infocus Financial Planning firm 17 years ago and now have dozens of offices around the country, with plans for expansion as baby-boomers move into retirement. Mr Steinhardt, 43, says it has been a very busy couple of years 're-engineering' the business after the GFC and the reputational damage to the industry caused by some high-profile collapses. He's looking forward to spending more time with Stephanie, 42, and their children.
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Grant Symes, General Manager of Protector Aluminium spends a lot time on his bike training for triathlons, but he said the Rio Tinto Ride to Conquer Cancer in August would be more than just another ride.
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Sunshine Coast Business Award winner - Protector Aluminium
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